Warbler ID by sound / Iran (1 Viewer)

Shahrzad

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• Apr 13, 2019

• #1

Which Warbler ?
I always hear this sound but I can not find it in buses.

Date: March 2019

 

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Richard Prior

Halfway up an Alp

• Apr 13, 2019

• #2

Eastern Olivaceous Warbler I believe.

 

lou salomon

the birdonist

• Apr 13, 2019

• #3

i rather think scirpaceus (fuscus).

 

Shahrzad

Well-known member

• Apr 13, 2019

• #4

lou salomon said:

i rather think scirpaceus (fuscus).

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You mean Eurasian Reed Warbler??

 

Richard Prior

Halfway up an Alp

• Apr 13, 2019

• #5

Shahrzad said:

You mean Eurasian Reed Warbler??

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Indeed Lou means that species, you say you’re hearing it a lot Shahrzad, whereabouts, near water/reeds?

 

MJB

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• Apr 13, 2019

• #6

Richard Prior said:

Indeed Lou means that species, you say you’re hearing it a lot Shahrzad, whereabouts, near water/reeds?

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Also described thus:
Caspian Reed Warbler Acrocephalus (scirpaceus) fuscus common summer breeder Iran wetlands common passage migrant throughout Khaleghizadeh et al 2017.
MJB
Khaleghizadeh, A, CS Roselaar, DA Scott, M Tohidifar, J Mlíkovský, M Blair and P Kvartalnov. 2017. Annotated Checklist of the Bird Species and Subspecies of Iran. Iran Bird Records Committee (IRBC).

 

Shahrzad

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• Apr 13, 2019

• #7

Richard Prior said:

Indeed Lou means that species, you say you’re hearing it a lot Shahrzad, whereabouts, near water/reeds?

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Dear Richard Prior , I heard a lot this sound and they were in reeds near wetland. Thank you so much

 

Richard Prior

Halfway up an Alp

• Apr 13, 2019

• #8

Shahrzad said:

Dear Richard Prior , I heard a lot this sound and they were in reeds near wetland. Thank you so much

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Caspian Reed Warbler it is then!