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Willow Warbler? UK (1 Viewer)

ryan11111

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I saw this warbler moving around in small shrubs/bushes earlier today. It had a nice song that was more complex than that of a chiffchaff.
This, as well as the brighter leg colour swayed me towards willow warbler.
Any ideas?

Thank you,
Ryan.
 

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If you heard the song then you can determine which without doubt ............... CC is as it names suggests is usually a variation of chiff chaff or chip chat chip chat. A WW on the other hand is best described as a descending trill.

Try listening to the respective birds on Xeno Canto http://www.xeno-canto.org/


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