Folks in "Naturally Curious Day By Day.....", by Mary Holland, I read this account of a northern waterthrush display and am wondering if anyone has ever witnessed it. See below. Thanks Sar "Northern waterthrush has a flight song/display it typically gives on its breeding ground in the evening. The song usually starts with loud, sharp, chips of increasing frequency, delivered from the ground or low perch. The bird then flies upward through and above the canopy, singing snatches of its primary song - but more quickly and for a longer period of time - framed in a jumble of chips and song notes."
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