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Marcio Cachapela

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #1

Hello
Can anyone help me with this cal ? i recorded it at Borba, Portugal, 05/10/2019, and didnt saw the bird. It was a place with a lot of trees near a small dam.

thanks in advance

 

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CARERY

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #2

I can hear Sparrows, a Robin and possibly a Cockatiel. Is there an aviary nearby?

 

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Marcio Cachapela

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #3

CARERY said:

I can hear Sparrows, a Robin and possibly a Cockatiel. Is there an aviary nearby?

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No, there isnt any aviary nearby. Its a isolated area, no houses or buildings. Its the sound that starts between 1s and 2s that you say that it can be a cockatiel?

 

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dalethorn

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• Oct 10, 2019

• #4

Marcio Cachapela said:

No, there isnt any aviary nearby. Its a isolated area, no houses or buildings. Its the sound that starts between 1s and 2s that you say that it can be a cockatiel?

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The cockatiel sound (I have one) is much later. Between 1 and 2 seconds is a kind of soft squeal.

 

CARERY

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• Oct 11, 2019

• #5

To avoid misunderstanding, is it about the loud call that first starts between 1-2 s and is repeated twice (not completely identical but at least I think it's the same bird) or the soft squeal? Mainly I got the impression of Cockatiel from the last call. It always could be an escaped cage bird. The other possibility I can think of is Common Starling they imitate a lot...

 

lou salomon

the birdonist

• Oct 11, 2019

• #6

i assumed the question is about the soft squeal which is heard 3 times in the recording. it sounds a bit like a juvenile coot to me. don't know how late coots can hatch in portugal..

 

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Marcio Cachapela

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• Oct 11, 2019

• #7

Thanks for all opinions