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Dragoon

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• Feb 10, 2020

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Hello, I am passionate about nature and binoculars, I live in the Alps in Italy.

 

ClarkWGriswold

Carpe Carpum

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• Feb 10, 2020

• #2

Hi Dragoon and welcome to BirdForum.

Rich

 

delia todd

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• Feb 10, 2020

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Hi Dragoon and a warm welcome to you from all the Staff and Moderators.

I'm sure you will enjoy it here and I look forward to hearing your news.

 

Chris G6 UXU

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• Feb 10, 2020

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Hello and welcome to the forum, enjoy and all the best.

 

Kits

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• Feb 10, 2020

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Welcome to Birdforum! I'm sure you'll find lots to interest you here, and I hope you enjoy your visits.

 

KC Foggin

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• Feb 10, 2020

• #6

A warm welcome to you Dragoon :t:

 

Lisa W

I really need to get out and bird more

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• Feb 11, 2020

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Hi Dragoon, just wanted to add one more welcome to the forum.

 

Jefferson Shank

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• Feb 11, 2020

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Hi Dragoon! I'm sure you will enjoy BirdForum!

 

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blanca36

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• Feb 11, 2020

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Hello From Florida

Glad to be new here! Hoping to spend more time on the Gulf Coast of Florida bird watching and need all the help I can get! I have a question already but will try to find somewhere to post it....but if you know here is the question I found someone else had asked awhile ago. I heard this bird this morning outside my home in Bradenton Florida and can not find the song to match online....
Hi,

New birder here, so please forgive any clumsiness.

I'm trying to ID a bird that I haven't seen yet. I hear it every day at different times.

The call, or song, is distinctive in that it is just one long note lasting 2-3 seconds. It doesn't really vary in pitch but sometimes it does seem to drop to just a bit lower pitch as it tails off.

The bird repeats this the call two or three times. It is very easy to duplicate and the bird does return the call.

 

Fritz73

Wat mutt, dat mutt!

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• Feb 11, 2020

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Ciao Dragoon! Welcome to Birdforum :t:

 

Jefferson Shank

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• Feb 11, 2020

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blanca36 said:

Glad to be new here! Hoping to spend more time on the Gulf Coast of Florida bird watching and need all the help I can get! I have a question already but will try to find somewhere to post it....but if you know here is the question I found someone else had asked awhile ago. I heard this bird this morning outside my home in Bradenton Florida and can not find the song to match online....
Hi,

New birder here, so please forgive any clumsiness.

I'm trying to ID a bird that I haven't seen yet. I hear it every day at different times.

The call, or song, is distinctive in that it is just one long note lasting 2-3 seconds. It doesn't really vary in pitch but sometimes it does seem to drop to just a bit lower pitch as it tails off.

The bird repeats this the call two or three times. It is very easy to duplicate and the bird does return the call.

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Hi Blanca and welcome to BirdForum! I hope someone can answer your question.