"It is my experience that, when a nightingale starts singing," wrote William Henry Hudson, "the small birds near immediately become attentive, often suspending their own songs. And some fly to perch near him and listen."
To listen to an audio recording of the song of a common nightingale, click on the word nightingale in the quotation above. That audio recording is available below a photo of the bird in the Wikipedia article about the common nightingale.
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William Henry Hudson (1841-1922)
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