Birdsong - Julia Donaldson & Nick Sharratt

Poem Title: Birdsong
Author: Julia Donaldson & Nick Sharratt
Source: Wriggle and Roar 

Deep in the wood I heard a bird:

Too-whit, too-whoo.

I said to the woodland bird I heard,

"And who are you?"

"I am an owl, a woodland owl, 

How do you do, too-whoo?

Too-whit, too-whoo."

Down by the sea I heard a bird:

Mee-ew, mee-ew.

I said to the seaside bird I heard,

"And who are you?"

"I am a gull, a seaside gull,

How do you do, mee-ew?

Mee-ew, mee-ew."

Out in the country I heard a bird:

Cuckoo, cuckoo.

I said to the country bird I heard,

"And who are you?"
"I am a cuckoo, a country cuckoo,

How do you do, cuckoo?

Cuckoo, cuckoo."

Down on the farm I heard a bird：

Cock-a-doodledoo,

I said to the farmyard bird I heard,

"Who on earth are you?"
"I am a cock, a farmyard cock,

How do you doodledoo?

Cock-a-doodledoo."

Too-whit, too-whoo,

Mee-ew, mee-ew,

Cuckoo, cuckoo,

Cock-a-doodledoo!