Bird ID help - UK, Coventry (1 Viewer)

[MeganBedford]

Hi, I hope this is okay to post.

I used an Audiomoth device to record birds and I have run the files through both BirdNET and Chirpity.
Chirpity identified some birds that BirdNET did not. I have attached some sound clips that Chirpity identified - they are named as the bird that it identified.
Could anyone with an expert ear tell me whether any of Chirpity's detections are correct?

I apologise in advance for the sound quality - some are not perfect. I also appreciate it is quite difficult to identify some of the birds from the very short sound clips.
Any help would be very greatly appreciated.

Blackcap_1
View attachment blackcap.wav

Blackcap_2
View attachment blackcap_2.wav

Blue tit_1
View attachment blue tit.wav

Blue tit_2
View attachment blue tit_2.wav

Chiffchaff
View attachment chiffchaff.wav

Great tit
View attachment great tit.wav

Little grebe
View attachment little grebe.wav

Wood warbler
View attachment wood warbler.wav

 

[Andrew Whitehouse]

These generally seem accurate to me but the last two (Little Grebe and Wood Warbler) are too brief to be sure of, at least for me.

 

[MeganBedford]

These generally seem accurate to me but the last two (Little Grebe and Wood Warbler) are too brief to be sure of, at least for me.

Thank you - I completely agree regarding the last two.

 

[SpinySoftware]

The ChirpOMatic app confirms the Blackcap and Blue Tit with high levels of probability. However, it identified your Chiffchaff as a Common Redstart. The Great Tit recording was too mixed for a definite result on a recording of that length. I agree with others about the length of the other two- I doubt whether it is ever possible to accurately identify a bird based on a one second recording.

 

[MeganBedford]

The ChirpOMatic app confirms the Blackcap and Blue Tit with high levels of probability. However, it identified your Chiffchaff as a Common Redstart. The Great Tit recording was too mixed for a definite result on a recording of that length. I agree with others about the length of the other two- I doubt whether it is ever possible to accurately identify a bird based on a one second recording.

Thank you, I appreciate your help

 

[lou salomon]

but that Chiffchaff is indeed a Common Redstart: apart from the 'deeper' sounding "houit" note the two chucking sounds right after it.

 

[MeganBedford]

but that Chiffchaff is indeed a Common Redstart: apart from the 'deeper' sounding "houit" note the two chucking sounds right after it.

Interesting - thank you!