Audio and Photos of Two Warblers, NJ, Today (1 Viewer)

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AidenD

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• May 16, 2018

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These birds were seen and heard today. The subject of the photos I have condemned this world with seemed to be singing a song that resembled a Bay-Breasted Warbler. The bird in the recording, two trills, was only briefly seen, but did resemble a Tennessee Warbler.
https://imgur.com/a/bM1bFBv

 

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AidenD

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• May 16, 2018

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tom baxter

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• May 17, 2018

• #3

I'm not sure which bird you are referring to in the recording and I don't know if i can hone in on every bird in the recording but i got chipping sparrow (2, 10) a black-throated blue sing multiple times (6, 11, 31) , a blackpoll warbler (14,and 28 barely audible with headphones) a chestnut-sided warbler (22) and there is chatter at the very end likely from an orchard oriole but maybe baltimore.

Cant tell what sings at 8

 

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AidenD

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• May 17, 2018

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tom baxter said:

I'm not sure which bird you are referring to in the recording and I don't know if i can hone in on every bird in the recording but i got chipping sparrow (2, 10) a black-throated blue sing multiple times (6, 11, 31) , a blackpoll warbler (14,and 28 barely audible with headphones) a chestnut-sided warbler (22) and there is chatter at the very end likely from an orchard oriole but maybe baltimore.

Cant tell what sings at 8

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I apologize for my ambiguity. I am speaking of the two-part trilled song, that can be heard at the very beginning and once more a few seconds in. Several recordings of Tennessee Warblers on Xeno-Canto seem to match, though I was just attempting to confirm.

 

Microtus

Maryland USA (he/him)

• May 17, 2018

• #5

I thought the trill sounded like Tennessee, though it might also be something else; I couldn't hear it very well.

 

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tom baxter

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• May 17, 2018

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Oh I think you’re right. The one I called a chipping sparrow sounds like it may be Tennessee. I just didn’t pick up on the first part of the song.