[NatureNS] Signs of Spring

Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2007 17:26:27 -0300
From: Lois Codling <loiscodling@hfx.eastlink.ca>
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Sounds like the Chickadee "Fee bee" call, Flora, and means that 
territories are being set up, and spring has (almost) sprung!
Lois Codling

Wild Flora wrote:
>
> When I got up this morning and let the dogs out, I heard a bird song I 
> haven’t heard all winter: one long note followed by either another 
> long but lower pitched note or two short, lower pitched notes. I heard 
> this frequently last year; often it sounded as though one or even 
> several birds were calling to each other. The effect is very 
> beautiful, very plaintive. I tried to find it at a website that has 
> bird calls but couldn’t match it. Can anyone give me an idea of which 
> bird this might be?
>
> Wild Flora
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