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Re: mystery bird

Subject: Re: mystery bird
From: Doug Von Gausig <>
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 09:12:48 -0700
At 09:02 AM 8/20/2005, you wrote:
>Jim,
>Thanks for your vote of confidence but never feel my opinion is the
>last word.  I reviewed some Song Sparrow and Bewick's Wren recordings I
>have from CA.  The mystery bird matches my Song Sparrow sounds almost
>perfectly on the introductory 2 notes and some of the following notes.
>My Bewick's Wren songs from CA sound a little less broad band and
>husky.  This sounds like a Song Sparrow to me, although both species
>probably are found along the river there.  Good luck!
>Kevin Colver

I guess I have to chime in - though it's risky! Might there be some
differentiation in that Bewick;'s Wrens sing primarily in the Spring and
Song Sparrows sing all year long? Assuming the recording was made recently,=

my vote is for SOSP if for no other reason than that. My first impression
is certainly SOSP, too.

Doug

Doug Von Gausig
Clarkdale, Arizona, USA
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