International Dawn Chorus Day is celebrated on the first Sunday of May, with this year's observance on May 3. It is a day dedicated to appreciating the sounds of nature, particularly the songs of various birds at dawn. Notable birds that sing during this time include the confident Song Thrush, the low-pitched Blackbird, the melodious Robin, and the chattering Blackcap. The event began as a small gathering in Birmingham and has since grown into a global celebration, observed in places such as the United Kingdom, parts of Antarctica, and the Caribbean. Participants often gather at dawn to listen to the birds, and events organized by the Wildlife Trust encourage nature lovers to find suitable spots to fully enjoy the experience. This celebration highlights the beauty of avian music, even in urban settings where songbirds can still be found.