| Subject: | Re: Lake County white-crowned sparrow for ID |
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| From: | "Heather Perkins" landonewts |
| Date: | Mon May 26, 2008 11:20 am ((PDT)) |
I have noticed that red-wing blackbirds on the West of the Cascades here have a different "dialect" then the red-wing blackbirds I just recorded in central Oregon. The ones over here have more distinct phrasing, the ones I just recorded in Bend have a more musical "slurring." Not scientific, but I noticed a distinct difference. > On May 26, 2008, at 11:12 AM, Dan Dugan wrote: > > > Try yellow-headed blackbirds. > > I dunno; only the red-wings sing the (quoting Lang Elliott) "conk-la- > ree" song on the CDs I have. > > -Dan > > |
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