Place: London Zoo, London
Date: 9 October 2019.
[Himantopus mexicanus, Family Recurvirostridae, Order Charadriiformes, Wikipedia Entry: Black-necked stilt]
The sound of the black-necked stilt (borrowed from the Xeno-Canto website, recordist Manuel Grosselet)
Place: Romsey, Hampshire
Date: 8 November 2018.
[Columba livia, Family Columbidae, Order Columbiformes, Wikipedia Entry: Feral pigeon]
The sound of the feral pigeon (borrowed from the Xeno-Canto website, recordist Stuart Fisher)
Distribution and sightings of the feral pigeon across the British Isles (borrowed and modified from the Bird Atlas Mapstore).
Place: Hyde Park, London
Date: 20 March 2018.
Place: Creswell Crags, Derbyshire
Date: 23 March 2018.
Place: Sir Peter Scott Hide, Llanelli Wetland Centre
Date: 7 October 2018.
Place: Fishlake Meadows Nature Reserve, Romsey
Date: 28 September 2019.
Place: Tor View Hide, Ham Wall, Somerset Levels
Date: 23 February 2020.
Place: Avalon hide, Ham Wall, Somerset Levels
Date: 23 February 2020.
[Mareca strepera, Family Anatidae, Order Anseriformes, Wikipedia Entry: Gadwall]
The sound of the gadwall (borrowed from the Xeno-Canto website, recordist Matthias Feuersenger)
Distribution and sightings of the gadwall across the British Isles (borrowed and modified from the Bird Atlas Mapstore).
Place: London Zoo, London
Date: 9 October 2019.
[Tockus erythrorhynchus, Family Bucerotidae, Order Bucerotiformes, Wikipedia Entry: Northern red-billed hornbill]
The sound of the northern red-billed hornbill (borrowed from the Xeno-Canto website, recordist Oscar Campbell)
Place: London Zoo, London
Date: 9 October 2019.
[Geronticus eremita, Family Threskiornithidae, Order Pelecaniformes, Wikipedia Entry: Northern bald ibis]
The sound of the northern bald ibis (borrowed from the Xeno-Canto website, recordist Tero Linjama)
Place: North Haven, Skomer
Date: 13 May 2017.
Place: Inner Farne, Farne Islands, Northumbria
Date: 29 June 2018.
Place: North Haven, Skomer
Date: 17 July 2018.
Place: Pen Cristin, Bardsey Island, Gwynedd
Date: 19 May 2019.
[Alca torda, Family Alcidae, Order Charadriiformes, Wikipedia Entry: Razorbill]
The sound of the razorbill (borrowed from the Xeno-Canto website, recordist Tero Linjama)
Distribution and sightings of the razorbill across the British Isles (borrowed and modified from the Bird Atlas Mapstore).
Place: Hengistbury Head, Dorset
Date: 5 February 2018.
Place: Mudeford, Dorset
Date: 5 February 2018.
Place: Keyhaven, New Forest
Date: 6 February 2018.
Place: Sidmouth Marina, Devon
Date: 13 March 2018.
Place: Keyhaven, New Forest
Date: 11 April 2018.
Place: Newlyn, Cornwall
Date: 21 April 2019.
Place: Mousehole, Cornwall
Date: 22 April 2019.
[Arenaria interpres, Family Scolopacidae, Order Charadriiformes, Wikipedia Entry: Ruddy turnstone]
The sound of the turnstone (borrowed from the Xeno-Canto website, recordist Herman van der Meer)
Distribution and sightings of the turnstone across the British Isles (borrowed and modified from the Bird Atlas Mapstore).
Place: Oxford University Museum of Natural History, Oxford
Date: 6 December 2016.
Place: Natural History Museum, London
Date: 19 March 2019.
Place: Brighton Museum, Brighton
Date: 16 October 2019.
Place: National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh
Date: 18 February 2020.
Place: National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh
Date: 20 February 2020.
[Raphus cucullatus†, Family Columbidae, Order Columbiformes, Wikipedia Entry: Dodo]
Place: London Zoo, London
Date: 9 October 2019.
[Euplectes orix, Family Ploceidae, Order Passeriformes, Wikipedia Entry: Southern red bishop]
The sound of the southern red bishop (borrowed from the Xeno-Canto website, recordist Frank Lambert)
Place: London Zoo, London
Date: 9 October 2019.
Place: National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh
Date: 20 February 2020.
From the display in the National Museum of Scotland :
“Found only on Montserrat, this bird could be extinct by 2020. Volcanoes have been erupting there since 1995, destroying more than 60% of the island’s forest habitat.”
[Icterus oberi, Family Icteridae, Order Passeriformes, Wikipedia Entry: Montserrat oriole]
The sound of the Montserrat oriole (borrowed from the Xeno-Canto website, recordist James Scriber Daley)
Marnix's Bird Gallery 