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Recent content by Hannu Varkki

  1. Hannu Varkki

    Sound, Bulgaria

    Yes, it´s a River Warbler. Always try to make as long recordings of bird sounds as possible, that makes the identification much more probable. A minimum of 30 seconds is a good goal - yet not always possible ;)
  2. Hannu Varkki

    Two-notes sound ID. N.Sweden

    Eurasian Siskin alarm call for me too.
  3. Hannu Varkki

    Warbler call, Cley Norfolk today

    Agree with Reed Warbler - rather typical song structure IMO.
  4. Hannu Varkki

    audio, waders NW England

    Great recordings and for me they sound natural, not enhanced. The only "problem" are the Canada Geese with their loud "noise"! I´m hearing Oystercatcher and Little Ringed Plover in the foreground and Eurasian Curlew in the background, perhaps Common Ringed Plover calls from 1'03'' on.
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    Bird call, Cottbus, Germany

    The link doesn´t work for me.
  6. Hannu Varkki

    What bird makes this sound?

    Juvenile Tawny Owl begging call for me too.
  7. Hannu Varkki

    Stock Dove or something else? - Leicestershire

    A slightly aberrant Stock Dove for me too.
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    Grey wagtail? Cottbus, Germany

    In the very end of the recording there is a sound that resembles Grey Wagtail call a bit. It's all the same Blackbird however. It´s alarming through the recording with different alarm call types.
  9. Hannu Varkki

    Warbler, Geneva area, CH

    I would call this as Blackcap. The elements of Blackcap song can be heard clearly: diverse subsong that ends with flute sounds. I admit this is a talented individual and the subsong is not the most typical. The subsong of Blackcap varies a lot however, and it can also imitate phrase structures...
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    ID from call - UK

    Sounds good for Western Yellow Wagtail.
  11. Hannu Varkki

    Weird Robin - Muenster, Germany

    A very odd song indeed. The beginning of the phrase with a high streched note is somewhat resembling Robin, and I think Robin is the most probable solution. However the consistent repetition of the phrases doesn´t sound like Robin at all. It remains a mystery... I found only one aberrant song of...
  12. Hannu Varkki

    Sound ID, Guangxi, China

    Hello, IMO sounds good for Eurasian Hoopoe. Compare e.g. https://www.xeno-canto.org/560376
  13. Hannu Varkki

    gentle song - Poland

    I think it´s impossible to identify this bird. Could perhaps be a part of the song of Robin IMO but best to leave it unidentified.
  14. Hannu Varkki

    Acro/Iduna warbler, Dhaka December 2020

    The song sounds good for Booted Warbler with characteristic faint start and rising volume. Also the photos look good for Booted IMO, although it would be nicer to have a little bit sharper photos with this species.
  15. Hannu Varkki

    Mystery call, Fife, Scotland 10/10/16

    Sounds good for YBW song! Also the sonogram looks good.
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