I heard this bird today that I didn’t recognise. There’s probably a birding lemmy but I thought I’d try here first. The audio quality sucks but its a continuous warble that decreases in pitch over about 2 seconds.

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I think it’s a Blue Tit as well. Here’s some samples from xeno-canto which sound similar to your clip:

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Thanks! It’s strange, we have loads of blue tits in our garden and I swear I’ve not heard it before.

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