Subject: | Bird ID |
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From: | "DSteinwedel" DSteinwedel |
Date: | Mon Jan 26, 2009 2:01 pm ((PST)) |
Hi Everyone, These birds showed up outside my office a few weeks ago when the weather got suddenly warm and they returned today with a vengeance. I was able to grab my recorder this time around. Can anybody identify them for me? They are small and either black or very dark blue. They're located in Novato, CA, right next to the wetlands restoration project--so pretty close to the bay. I put a file up on the group site called Novato Bird ID Sample.mp3. Here's the link... http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/UCR-SSuFXDXcWXdmd4YlpehNRuOU-ejHuJz- CV_Pyd3SqusF8A6Wn7LzUDcIwtK1abrvpfc6yr5COkPYIIZ_VoMy2MlM102E2Q/Novato%2C%20C A%20Bird%20ID%20Sample.mp3 Thanks! Dave |
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