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Subject: Re: [nfc-l] Recent activity in southwestern PA and a few questions
I agree with Geoff that this is Orchard Oriole
I agree with Geoff that this is Orchard Oriole.
Paul Driver
Elkins Park, PA
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From: Geoff Malosh
To: NFC-L
Sent: Thu, May 5, 2016 10:28 pm
Subject: [nfc-l] Recent activity in southwestern PA and a few questions
Hi everyone,
Lots of recent activity here
Of Benjamin Van
Doren
Sent: May-07-16 17:10
To: Kenneth V. Rosenberg
Cc: Geoff Malosh ; NFC-L
Subject: Re: [nfc-l] Recent activity in southwestern PA and a few questions
Hi Geoff and Ken,
I'll echo Ken's thanks for posting. Unknown1 is interesting -- the Baltimore
Oriole recordings I've
Hi Geoff and Ken,
I'll echo Ken's thanks for posting. Unknown1 is interesting -- the
Baltimore Oriole recordings I've heard (from the Flight Call Guide) are all
rising, somewhat explosively. Your recording, on the other hand, is meekly
descending. I wonder if Rose-breasted Grosbeak might be a
Hi Geoff,
Just my thoughts on your unknown….
Unknown1 definitely sounds like and oriole, but I couldn’t say that a Baltimore
wouldn’t sound like that. Your unknown 2 sounds good for American Bittern to me.
thanks for posting your lists and unknowns as a way to get more of us out there
Hi everyone,
Lots of recent activity here in western Pennsylvania, including a few calls
that I wouldn't mind second opinions on.
First is the attached call labeled "Unknown1" which sounds to my ear quite
like the "yeehr" of an Orchard Oriole, but this species (according to the
Evans
