naomi dymond has been to take a look. binoculars and telescopes to hand.me today to catch a glimpse of the catbird, a species native to north america. we have stepped away from the group because the name of the game is not only patience, but also silence. the twitchers are poised with their cameras and it really is a waiting game. what's it like when you are waiting and you actually spot it? it's not pleasurable, i have to say. ooh, there it goes. it's just gone past. oh, it has flown right over our heads. that was timing! it's extremely stressful, i have to say. when you have over a ao—minute wait and then it pops up, it is like relief. their patience was eventually rewarded. it's been blown across by the winds we've had recently and the conditions have brought it, it doesn't belong here, it is a rare bird. it is a migratory species in america and it mimics a catlike noise, which is why it is called a catbird. we didn't get close enough to hear it, but you can hear its call in this footage captured in florida. many travelled hundreds of miles today, so a

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naomi dymond has been to take a look... have to say. ooh, there it goes. it's just gone past. oh, it has flown right over our heads. that was timing! it's extremely stressful, i have to say. when you have over a 40—minute wait and then it pops up, it is light relief. their patience was eventually rewarded. it's been blown across by the winds we've had recently and the conditions abroad, it doesn't belong here, it is a rare bird. it is a migratory species in america and it mimics a catlike noise, which is why it is called a catbird. we didn't get close enough to hear it, but you can hear its call in this footage captured in florida. many travelled hundreds of miles today, so a lot depended on this little bird. i think it is about the longest i have had to wait for a bird without giving up. relief. i set out at 5am, so it is a relief. going to drive back now. it's not known how long the bird will survive here, but that's not stopping those keen to catch a glimpse while they can. naomi dimond, bbc news, cornwall. time for a lo

naomi dymond has been to take a look.o sennen to catch a glimpse of the catbird, a species native to north america. we have just stepped away from the group, because the name of the game here is notjust patience, but also silence. the twitchers are poised with their cameras and it really is a waiting game. what is it like when you're waiting and you actually spot it? it is not pleasurable, i have to say. oh, there it goes. 0h! it's just gone past us. oh, it's just flown right over our heads. that was timing, wasn't it? it's extremely stressful, i have to say. and then when you have a a0 odd minute wait and it pops up, it's like relief. their patience was eventually rewarded. it's been blown across by the winds we've had recently. the conditions that brought it across here. it's a very rare bird in the uk. it does not belong here. it's a migratory species in the states, and it makes like a catlike noise, which is why it's called a catbird. many travelled hundreds of miles today, so a lot depended on this little bird. i thi