Eurasian penduline tit? (1 Viewer)

[JayFeatherPL]

North-eastern Poland, May, the bird was singing in bushes next to a swamp, these are two different birds from two different locations (but habitat is similar in both of these locations) I didn't see the bird. The unknown sound is the short and high call. Is it an eurasian penduline tit or maybe it's reed bunting's or robin's call?

 

[lou salomon]

1st recording - no, that's an alarm of maybe Yellowhammer
2nd recording - yes, Penduline Tit

 

[JayFeatherPL]

1st recording - no, that's an alarm of maybe Yellowhammer
2nd recording - yes, Penduline Tit

How did you tell these calls apart?

 

[igorfest]

First one (probably Yellowhammer call, but also very similar to Redwing's to my hear) is a short, sibilant and straight ziii, while the second call (surely Penduline Tit's) is a longer, less sibilant and more bouncing (down-up-down) mourning whistle fiiUUu

Ciao, Igor Festari, Italy