The nightingale is a remarkable bird that is known to be secretive for it hides in the middle of bushes or thicket. It is also known for its sweet song.
Image: The Common Nightingale
🐦 The nightingale is the bird of love. They sing sweetly throughout the night and teaches their young ones to sing. Where it concerns their sweet nightly singing, I once read that they only sing while their babies are in the nest and once they fledge, the parents are silent again. If this is so, it’s as if the parents’ hearts are so full of overflowing joy that they can’t help but express it through song knowing that they only have a short time together.
🐦 The Nightingale is the national bird of Iran.
Image: Ruddy-capped Nightingale-Thrush
🐦 The nightingale is the bird of the month of May. And what better fitting way to bid this month adieu?
🐦 The French traditional song The Nightingale Which Flies inspired Tchaikovsky when composing his Humoresque opus 10-2.
Image: Pretty Nightingale
🐦 Noting that the nightingale sang with increasing joy as dawn approached, early Christians made the bird a symbol of the righteous Christian soul, singing in anticipation of Christ’s arrival. 💙
I expected this tiny bird to sound like a harp, but it has the most amazing picture clicking or machine gun sound! Enjoy the sounds via Wildlife World:
Images: Pinterest
Reference/s: beautyofbirds.org; exemplore.com; YouTube
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how beautiful is this
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Surely! 😄
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🌸😊
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Thank you so much Diana for sharing some facts about the nightingale. Hearing the sounds of this blessed bird reminds me of hearing birds singing during many of my morning walks. Though I cannot identify sounds with particular birds, their morning praise makes my time all the more enjoyable.
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And thank you for taking the time to stop by, read, and comment; I truly appreciate it. Amen to those morning praises from God’s beautiful feathered creatures!
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“The Nightingale is the national bird of Iran.” Oh wow this I didn’t know. Very nice bird. It reminds me of the story that was in the Republic Readers book about the Nightingale. 😊 … thanks much for sharing, gosh I’ll sureeeee miss this series when it’s over. But say what! Blessings and peace.
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Yes! I also recall that story as well. Same, but then I’ll be able to move onto something else. Thank you and same to you.
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Haha yeah! Yeah I know that! Most welcome and thank you!
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