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Chris,
I'm sure you've encountered the Veery "Whisper Song." I was wondering if
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I have heard Hermit Thrush give a call like that, interestingly I have also
heard Gray-cheeked, Swainsons, and Veery give an alternate "flight" call note.
These notes sou
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> Yesterday morn
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Subject: [nfc-l] Hermit Thrush flight calls on ground
Yesterday morning I was out in my suburban yard in south-central Maine watching
a nice morning flight of birds moving over and through when I began hearing the
“chuck” call of a Hermit Thrush from the neighbor’s backyard. Soon i
t;over 400 were produced. Most of the tracks were duplicated on the
>>Flight Calls CDRom. ~Bill E
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>>From: <mailto:k...@cornell.edu>Kenneth Victor Rosenberg
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nging It" bulletin in early 1990. As I recall, the
> tape sold for $15 and over 400 were produced. Most of the tracks were
> duplicated on the Flight Calls CDRom. ~Bill E
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> *From:* Kenneth Victor Rosenberg
> *To:* Jeff Wells
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Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2011 10:21 AM
Subject: Re: [nfc-l] Hermit Thrush flight calls on ground
I wonder if Bill Evans could re-release the "thrush-tape" that Jeff is
referring to on CD (or podcast?) -- that is still probably the best primer for
learning the basic thrushes,
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> Seems like all the North American Catharus do this, no? I'm pretty sure I've
> heard Veery doing flight calls on the ground as wel
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Subject: Re: [nfc-l] Hermit Thrush flight calls on ground
Seems like all the North American Catharus do this, no? I'm pretty sure I've
heard Veery doing flight c
they do have short, harmonic, call notes given while perched (at least some
species I am familiar with) -- whether these are ever given in flight I do not
know. And then there is the possibility of elevational or short-distance
migrations or movements in some species. Plus, a number of South
Seems like all the North American *Catharus* do this, no? I'm pretty sure
I've heard Veery doing flight calls on the ground as well. An interesting
question, then, would be whether Central and S. American *Catharus* have
such calls
On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 9:21 AM, Kenneth Victor Rosenberg
I wonder if Bill Evans could re-release the "thrush-tape" that Jeff is
referring to on CD (or podcast?) -- that is still probably the best primer for
learning the basic thrushes, and lot of us got started with that tape!
KEN
Ken Rosenberg
Conservation Science Program
Cornell Lab of
Yes, and remember Bill's classic thrush tape in which he had, if I am
remembering correctly, both Wood Thrush and Bicknell's Thrush singing on the
breeding grounds and interspersing the flight calls in the song? That was such
a great tape!
Last year when I was in northern Quebec I had
Jeff et al.
I have fairly frequently heard Hermit Thrush giving it's nfc on the ground at
first light -- especially in early winter, often interspersed with "chuck"
notes just as you describe. I have also heard both Swainson's and Wood Thrush
giving what sounds like the nfc interspersed with
Yesterday morning I was out in my suburban yard in south-central Maine
watching a nice morning flight of birds moving over and through when I
began hearing the "chuck" call of a Hermit Thrush from the neighbor's
backyard. Soon it began alternating between the "chuck" call and the
drawn-out "whee"
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