[nfc-l] Possible Ovenbird

[Jerald]

I've had several of these calls this week. I think they're OVEN, but I'm
not sure.

Jerald
Delaware
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OVEN 2215 5-14-16.aif
Description: AIF audio

RE: [nfc-l] Another Shorebird

[John Kearney]

Hi Jerald,

This looks and sounds like a Spotted Sandpiper to me. When I’m searching for 
Spotted Sandpiper in my recordings, I set the detector to 4 – 5 kHz. The 
Solitary Sandpipers that have passed through here in Nova Scotia are 6 kHz or 
more on the upper part of the spectrogram.

John

 

 

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[mailto:bounce-120484954-28417...@list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Jerald
Sent: May-14-16 00:27
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Subject: [nfc-l] Another Shorebird

 

Hello all,

 

could someone please tell me whether this call is a spotted or solitary 
sandpiper (ebird link:http://ebird.org/ebird/view/checklist?subID=S29624823)? I 
usually can separate them because spotted is below 4 khz, while solitary is 
above 4 khz, but this one is kind of in between. I'm inclined to call it a low 
solitary, but I'm not sure.

   

Jerald

Delaware

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