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Re: unknown spring bird

Subject: Re: unknown spring bird
From: "M, J, & V Phinney" badgreenbird
Date: Sun Apr 1, 2007 7:16 am ((PDT))
I too would vote for Fox Sparrow


Mark Phinney



on 3/31/07 2:52 PM, Rich Peet at  wrote:

Well every spring I need to refresh on some critters.
Warblers for example are just hard to sort out from year to year
without pre-migration practice.

Maybe I am just too tired, but I can not place this songbird that is
the main singer.  Sounds like it should be easy.  Bushes were full of
Song Sparrows. But I don't think it is a Song Sparrow.  This is early
duck migration and I expect the ducks will be going great next week.

If no one is sure that is ok I will catch up on it soon enough in
searching. Enjoy the 700kb download if you like wetlands.
http://home.comcast.net/~richpeet/unknown.mp3

This lone songbird moved into this northern WI wetland and out again
in less than 5 mins.

Pardon the narrow stereo as I was setup for rain and wind.

Seen species list at the mic over a 10 min period, not spell checked,
from this morning in no real order: Bald Eagle, Northern Harrier,
Trumpeter Swan, Mallard Duck, Canada Goose, Hooded Merganser,
Ring-necked Duck, Wood Duck, Song Sparrow, Slate-colored Junco,
Sandhill Crane, American Crow, Red-winged Blackbird.  The rest I will
have to id by sound only.

Rich
ps figured out the firewire card, it died.









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