Unknown bird song from Poland (1 Viewer)

[JayFeatherPL]

North-eastern Poland, 19th of March, 5 pm, the bird was in the garden with two feeders, one bird is obviously the marsh tit, but what is the first bird? It sounds like a willow tit, but is it really it?

 

[Butty]

What did it look like?

 

[JayFeatherPL]

What did it look like?

I didn't see the bird, If I saw the bird I would write about it.

 

[lou salomon]

Marsh Tit.

 

[JayFeatherPL]

Marsh Tit.

Are both these birds marsh tits?

 

[Butty]

both these birds

I hear 3 types of call here - but, as you didn't see anything, it's impossible to say how many birds - 1, 2 or 3 - are involved.

 

[lou salomon]

did you see both birds? I assumed it was one.

 

[JayFeatherPL]

did you see both birds? I assumed it was one.

I saw the marsh tit and while I was looking at it the second song could be heard so there must be two birds

 

[Butty]

I didn't see the bird

I saw the marsh tit

It does help if you tell us these things at the outset. These are inevitably things that people will want to know (not to guess at) in order to understand what's on your recordings, so it would save time for you and for the people helping you if you describe these things in your opening post. I hope this helps.
Why do you think the '2nd song' wasn't made by the bird you were watching?

 

[JayFeatherPL]

It does help if you tell us these things at the outset. These are inevitably things that people will want to know (not to guess at) in order to understand what's on your recordings, so it would save time for you and for the people helping you if you describe these things in your opening post. I hope this helps.
Why do you think the '2nd song' wasn't made by the bird you were watching?

Because I saw when the marsh tit's beak was opening

 

[lou salomon]

marsh tit can have a Willow Tit like 'seou-seou...' as aberrant/alternative song, it's just faster and a bit different pitched than in WT. So, both sounds are of Marsh Tit, indifferent if there were two or one.