Humes Yellow Brow Call (1 Viewer)

Birdspotter

Well-known member

• Oct 25, 2005

• #1

Hi All,
Does anyone have a link for Humes YB Warbler call.
I am fine with id but need to know the call NOW please !
Potential Scottish tick in store tommorrow.
Many thanks.

 

hannu

Well-known member

• Oct 25, 2005

• #2

http://www.dutchbirding.nl/sounds/humeiinornatus.html

 

Birdspotter

Well-known member

• Oct 25, 2005

• #3

Thanks very much Hannu.
I really must get a decent CD on Eastern bird calls, do you know where I can get one from

 

Amsel

Member

• Oct 25, 2005

• #4

Eastern Bird calls

Then you should buy "Calls of Eastern Vagrants" by Hannu Jännes!

There is also a nice CD offered by Dutchbirding Association:

http://www.dutchbirding.nl/journal/outoftheblue.html

Best wishes
Tom

 

Birdspotter

Well-known member

• Oct 25, 2005

• #5

Thanks Tom for further info.
Free CD with a subscription of Dutch Birding,maybe too good an offer to waste !

 

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Darrell Clegg

Well-known member

• Oct 26, 2005

• #6

" Calls of Eastern Vagrants " is a must have cd. It has been my "in car entertainment" all autumn. It doesn't include warbler songs, but then they are superfluous in a western european setting in autumn.

Darrell

 

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Edward woodwood

Member

• Oct 26, 2005

• #7

downslurred and disyllabic - distinctive as YBrow when known

we saw several this summer = none of which gave the call they give in England...?

Tim

 

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mountain man

Guest

• Oct 26, 2005

• #8

From what I remember, the last one I heard, in Caernarvon, was doing a good impression of a Pied Wagtail. "Chu-ee"

 

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HH75

Well-known member

• Oct 26, 2005

• #9

To me, the usual call sounds like a Phyllosc doing an impression of a Spotted Redshank: 'chu-it'. Also commonly give a call like a more forceful Chiffchaff: 'hwitt'.
Harry

 

Birdspotter

Well-known member

• Oct 26, 2005

• #10

Darrell Clegg said:

" Calls of Eastern Vagrants " is a must have cd. It has been my "in car entertainment" all autumn. It doesn't include warbler songs, but then they are superfluous in a western european setting in autumn.

Darrell

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With Humes,Dusky,Pallass's and Paddyfield all being recorded in Lothian today as well as Yellow Browed earlier in the week perhaps I MUST get this CD.

 

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Darrell Clegg

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• Oct 26, 2005

• #11

Birdspotter said:

With Humes,Dusky,Pallass's and Paddyfield all being recorded in Lothian today as well as Yellow Browed earlier in the week perhaps I MUST get this CD.

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Got mine from here http://www.wildsounds.co.uk/ click on Sound Guides, then Britain & scroll down. £15.99

Darrell

 

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garry1366

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• Oct 27, 2005

• #12

Worth every penny. Nobody interested in finding eastern birds should be without it. Memorise that Blue Robin call!


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