That of course assumes that the label on the recording is correct. Not questioning that the recording may be a Blackcap but the xeno canto site contains huge amounts of recordings and which are unlikely to all be verified. On e.g. Ebird there are frequently incorrect photo uploads, so just need to take this into account too when assessing out of the ordinary sightings/recordings that are uploaded onto public sites.If you had my experience of Marsh Warbler, you would immediately hear that something is wrong. Sounds like one indeed, but with a but... in opposite, there's nothing against Blackcap, so the conclusion is "very probable Blackcap", although we will never prove it. Blackcap is abundant there, (Melodious W. is common) but Marsh W. (as well as Icterine W.) is rare. Excellent imitations from Blackcap is therefore the most likely. In this type of cases, you'll never find records with identical songs. Brian's links show that Blackcap is able to do it.
Good to know that you've proved it. Well done!
"..so the conclusion is "very probable Blackcap", although we will never prove it"
I don't see the post with results anymore. I remember it included Garden Warbler but not Marsh Warbler. So we can say the app was totally wrong, even if the list of possibilities included Blackcap, I don't remember.so Merlin App was correct when it said Blackcap?
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Yes, there is. See above (I shan't waste more of all our times by repeating it).there's nothing against Blackcap
Good to know that you've as good as proved it.the conclusion is "very probable Blackcap" . . . Excellent imitations from Blackcap is therefore the most likely.
No, they don't. See above.Brian's links show that Blackcap is able to do it.
Blackcap was on the list but the way,i removed my post because of the way you responded to it!I don't see the post with results anymore. I remember it included Garden Warbler but not Marsh Warbler. So we can say the app was totally wrong, even if the list of possibilities included Blackcap, I don't remember.
Let's hope AI will never manage what we (humans) can do, otherwise we will be useless, then exterminated in a way or another. I'm afraid many people are not aware of what's happening.
I wish no one use these technologies.Blackcap was on the list but the way,i removed my post because of the way you responded to it!
but it was identified by the Merlin AppI wish no one use these technologies.
I'm not sure if this it is a deep misunderstanding or bad faith, whatever, I would really appreciate you stop commenting my threads. Unless you know how to block someone as we do on social medias to avoid trolls...My apologies for wasting your time by not being explicit.
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Yes, there is. See above (I shan't waste more of all our times by repeating it).
Good to know that you've as good as proved it.
No, they don't. See above.
You'll be happy the day humans will be useless ? Btw, It was not identified, it was on a list of possibilities, some being ridiculous, and it did include the real other option, Marsh Warbler.but it was identified by the Merlin App
or were there other birds heard?, you could not identify but the app didYou'll be happy the day humans will be useless ? Btw, It was not identified, it was on a list of possibilities, some being ridiculous, and it did include the real other option, Marsh Warbler.
Other birds were identified and the app did not, especially the Wood Warbler.or were there other birds heard?, you could not identify but the app did
I found "ignore" option on Birdforum. Excellent.I'm not sure if this it is a deep misunderstanding or bad faith, whatever, I would really appreciate you stop commenting my threads. Unless you know how to block someone as we do on social medias to avoid trolls...
ther was no Marsh Warbler heard by the App?Other birds were identified and the app did not, especially the Wood Warbler.
nope, as it was the first answer for most people, it was a big mistake, hence my comment (the one you didn't like )ther was no Marsh Warbler heard by the App?
you said Marsh Warbler in your first post,it was not and App said Blackcap, i didn't like your comment when i thought i was helping as it was arrogantnope, as it was the first answer for most people, it was a big mistake, hence my comment (the one you didn't like )
The app didn't say Blaccap, it suggested Garden Warbler, Song Thrush and other totally different bird AND Blackcap. I know most people in Europe are slaves of their own ego, but placing his ego in AI deserve a special attention. Did you ask your therapist ?you said Marsh Warbler in your first post,it was not and App said Blackcap, i didn't like your comment when i thought i was helping as it was arrogant
i wouldn't knock AI it will be your only friend/company soonThe app didn't say Blaccap, it suggested Garden Warbler, Song Thrush and other totally different bird AND Blackcap. I know most people in Europe are slaves of their own ego, but placing his ego in AI deserve a special attention. Did you ask your therapist ?
the Merlin App did not mention Marsh Warbler but did mention Blackcap so much closer than youThe app didn't say Blaccap, it suggested Garden Warbler, Song Thrush and other totally different bird AND Blackcap. I know most people in Europe are slaves of their own ego, but placing his ego in AI deserve a special attention. Did you ask your therapist ?
It is not. I don't use phone, and I'm organising a life in a remote place of Mexico where no connection, no network is available, no power except if I bring solar pannels, to live in a sustainable way far for the technologies that is enslaving humans. It is not just words, I already made a first experience of living two months alone, in a remote forest of Annapurna in Nepal, without any contact with any human nor any network. Next time, I'll be with my partner and 2 - 3 friends, and better organised for the longer term. My experience in Nepal was long before the pandemic ; since 2020, many people opened their eyes on what's happening, thus I'm no longer alone.i wouldn't knock AI it will be your only friend/company soon