[cobirds] Re: Rose-breasted X Black-headed Grosbeak hybrid -- LARIMER

[Joe Kipper]

Yes, Caleb, interesting thoughts. I listened closely to it, but it was singing 
softly. Both species have songs that are so similar that I couldn't tell. If I 
were able to hear it call, that would have been interesting, because each 
species does have a distinctive call note. Unfortunately, it never called while 
I was there. I did not think to record it either.
Joe Kipper
Fort Collins

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[cobirds] Re: Rose-breasted X Black-headed Grosbeak hybrid -- LARIMER

[Caleb A]

Really intriguing find, Joe!
Did you by chance hear what it sounded like? And if so, which species was 
it more reminiscent of?
*The birds are happy, and so am I*
*~Caleb Alons, Larimer County*

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