Hi,
I picked up a possible Nashville Warbler on a BBS route the other day. The
bird is only very rarely found in the province and I am not really familiar
with the vocalizations other than those on some CD=92s I have. Have caught
the thing in nets while banding but never heard it sing here. We were in th=
e
middle of a BBS route and were unable to take enough time off to get a
visual on the critter. Habitat could have been either Nashville or
Tennessee. I have posted a short clip on the group web page:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/naturerecordists/
<http://groups.yahoo.com/group/naturerecordists/>
Go to Files then to the folder Member Files and it is the clip called
possible Nashville Warbler.
If this is a Nashville is anybody familiar enough to tell if it is the
eastern or western bird.
I am a little concerned about how the first part of the song sounds more
like an illiterate Tennessee who could not read music than that on some of
the commercial recordings I have. Tennessee Warblers are quite common in
the area.
Barb Beck
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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