Participants of the championship took turns approaching the microphone and tried to reproduce the voices of birds that can be heard in Polish forests, fields, and near water bodies as accurately as possible. Success required not only good vocal skills but also knowledge of the behavior of the feathered creatures. The jury paid attention to the accuracy of the sounds and characteristic intonations. In nature, birds use different signals to attract partners, warn of danger, or defend their territory — these are the features that the participants of the competition aimed to convey. The unusual tournament attracted a large number of spectators. The performances were accompanied by applause, and the competition itself effectively turned into a city festival dedicated to nature and birds. Such competitions were initially perceived more as entertainment, but gradually they acquired an ecological component. The organizers hope to draw attention to the preservation of biodiversity and the protection of rare bird species through them. The winner of this year's championship was a participant who, according to the judges, managed to reproduce bird voices most realistically. He received the main prize and the title of the best master of sound imitation. The organizers hope that the unusual championship will become increasingly popular, especially among young people. In their vision, the competition should not only entertain the audience but also remind city dwellers of the sounds of the natural world.
