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What's your favorite bird song? (1 Viewer)

JoeGBirder

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Some bird songs are beautiful, some are rather not. Some tend to make our ears bleed... (cough cough, European Starling) but there's usually one we love to hear. I really love the Zapata Wren. I've never heard it in person, but heard recordings. Give it a listen, it's so subtly calming. What are all of yours?
 
I love the soft gentleness of bullfinches and can admire the virtuoso verocity of icterine and marsh warblers. Of course blackbird is a beautiful singer and welcome morning herald.
 
Some bird songs are beautiful, some are rather not. Some tend to make our ears bleed... (cough cough, European Starling) but there's usually one we love to hear. I really love the Zapata Wren. I've never heard it in person, but heard recordings. Give it a listen, it's so subtly calming. What are all of yours?
Wood Thrush, it sounds so otherworldly, like a sound too beautiful for earth's atmosphere. Baltimore Oriole is also very beautiful. American Goldfinch is not so much beautiful, as very interesting to listen to.
 
Some bird songs are beautiful, some are rather not. Some tend to make our ears bleed... (cough cough, European Starling) but there's usually one we love to hear. I really love the Zapata Wren. I've never heard it in person, but heard recordings. Give it a listen, it's so subtly calming. What are all of yours?
I love the Yellowhammer....it heralds Spring to Summer. Beautiful & what a beautiful bird to.
 

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Rufous-and-white Wren
any Schiffornis
Straw-headed Bulbul
Musician Wren

Also partial to a huge number of Antbird and Babbler songs
 
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