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Texas bird call. (1 Viewer)

kevinsl06

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There were 3 or more of these calling, dose anyone have a guess? Please ignore the Chickadees.
Yesterday Palo Pinto County Texas.
Thanks for any comments!
 

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What was the habitat like where you heard this?

It doesn't sound at all like Upland Sandpiper to me, it sounds like Wood Thrush.
 
i've listened to both on xeno-canto and have to say it is identic with upland sanpiper, not with wood thrush.
that said i've never heard any of them in nature.
 
What was the habitat like where you heard this?

It doesn't sound at all like Upland Sandpiper to me, it sounds like Wood Thrush.

A Wood Thrush Would be very rare, first county record.
For the habitat: To the north a half flooded field, to the south deep brush green brier, to the west a creek and lightly wooded area with Ceder Elms and Ashe Juniper trees. That's all with in a minute walk.
 
Sorry, I thought I checked where Palo Pinto County was before and thought it was in east Texas. The field habitat sounds good for Upland.
 
I will concede that it is an Upland Sandpiper. I found a couple clips on xeno-canto that were pretty spot on. I had never heard that vocalization before.
 
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