What bird song is this

I'm getting very low volume on my laptop but from what I can hear, it could be a mistle thrush. That would also fit with the time of year if you're in the UK.

yeah its a very quiet recording unfortunately, sorry about that! to me it doesn't sound the right pitch/quality for a mistle thrush? at least in my experience mistle thrushes have a similar sound to blackbirds

I am in the UK, in greater manchester.

I've amplified your recording a bit and tried to do some noise reduction. Unfortunately there's still quite a lot of wind noise but I think you can hear the song more clearly..

I think you could be right that it sounds like the trilling of a canary.

Thanks very much! I'm leaning towards the idea that its either an escaped canary, or just a very loud one in an outside aviary.

I heard a bird that sounded the same as this a few days ago ,around dawn  . I live on Great Bernera,Isle of Lewis Scotland and there's no way it was a Canary it wouldn't survive our harsh winds . So it must be another bird very similar sounding . People don't have aviaries up here because the weather's so harsh . And we are out in the country ,not a residential area where you might overhear a neighbours caged bird 

If you can post an audio recording we will try to ID it. In your location something like a Meadow Pipit or Skylark is a possibility.