Recorded from dusk into dark at Wharncliffe Heath, Sheffield. 

1) 3" Green Woodpecker yaffling above the distant noises of other animals, including humans and their machines. rec 21:07h
2) 41" A sitting Nightjar to the West churrs as a Woodcock whistles and croaks ("belches and squeaks") whilst roding above. The second, fainter churring afterwards is a different bird to the one in the South West. rec 21:58h
3) 1'58" A Shetland cow munches the heath as two Nightjar chase each other with characteristic "frog calls" and audible wing claps, perhaps male v male. One clap, then three successively, then two, followed by Nightjar continuing to chase each other as the cow chews on. rec 22:31h
4) 2'55" Nightjar pair fly closely overhead, an argument (probably between two males) conducted with fierce wing-claps as they circle the glade under a slender moon (and the lockdown's first and most annoyingly untimely aeroplane). rec 22:40h
5) 3'39" A mellow churring with distant goatsucker 'frog calls' to the South West of the enclosure above Wharncliffe Crags. rec 22:47h

Anth Graham