Birds have started start singing at midnight rather than 3-4am?

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Hey folks,

Really curious about a behaviour I've noticed in the past few days or so.

I live in the midlands of England, and there's a nest of what I think sounds like common blackbirds within earshot of my flat. I've never heard anything from them before 3-5am before now in my entire life. But now I'm currenltly hearing calls at 00:30 in the middle of the night, which seems pretty early to me. I've heard them consistently sing at the same time for the same 3-4 nights in a row. Does anybody know why this would be?

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