Subject: | Re: Song of the Bullfinch |
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From: | "jawetus2000" jawetus2000 |
Date: | Tue Apr 17, 2007 5:23 am ((PDT)) |
Hi > east across Russia. 2004 was particularly noted for this, and it was > observed that many of these birds gave a distinctive "trumpet" call, > after the fact that it sounded like a child's plastic trumpet. > (Bullfinches are normally rather quiet birds, giving a gentle "plew" > contact call, and a very low "creaking" song reminiscent of a badly > oiled gate hinge !) Here in Finland trumpetcall is uncommon. It can hear only migrating time and these Bullfinches are possible from far east such as Komi. I don't remember difference between european and northern race. Your Bullfinch sounds like normal northern race. Tero Linjama |
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