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My "shot-in-the-dark" would be to suggest American Goldfinch.=20
These are often heard long before you see them.
Dennis Hippern
Cole Harbour
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> Date: Tue=2C 27 Oct 2009 09:57:56 -0300
> From: kelindsay@eastlink.ca
> To: NatureNS@chebucto.ns.ca
> Subject: [NatureNS] Mystery birdsong
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> For the past few weeks I have been both enchanted and tantalised by the=20
> most charming intermittent birdsong around my home. From the volume it=20
> sounds like a very small bird and its thin=2C delicate=2C somewhat wistfu=
lly=20
> haunting little melody meanders up and down for quite long periods=2C but=
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> with (to me) no recognisable repetitions. And despite being very clear=20
> where the singing is coming from=2C I have never been able to pinpoint th=
e=20
> bird.
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> Do any of you have suggestions as to what it could be? I have Petersons=20
> Eastern Birding by Ear=2C but have no idea about where to start listening=
.=20
> I live close to the sea in a mixed conifer/deciduous setting with both=20
> wild and open=2C cultivated spaces.
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> Any suggertions will be most welcome!
>=20
> Eleanor Lindsay=2C St Margarets Bay
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My "shot-in-the-dark" would be to suggest American Goldfinch. <BR>
These are often heard long before you see them.<BR>
Dennis Hippern<BR>
Cole Harbour<BR> =3B<BR>>=3B Date: Tue=2C 27 Oct 2009 09:57:56 -0300<=
BR>>=3B From: kelindsay@eastlink.ca<BR>>=3B To: NatureNS@chebucto.ns.ca=
<BR>>=3B Subject: [NatureNS] Mystery birdsong<BR>>=3B <BR>>=3B For th=
e past few weeks I have been both enchanted and tantalised by the <BR>>=
=3B most charming intermittent birdsong around my home. From the volume it =
<BR>>=3B sounds like a very small bird and its thin=2C delicate=2C somewh=
at wistfully <BR>>=3B haunting little melody meanders up and down for qui=
te long periods=2C but <BR>>=3B with (to me) no recognisable repetitions.=
And despite being very clear <BR>>=3B where the singing is coming from=
=2C I have never been able to pinpoint the <BR>>=3B bird.<BR>>=3B <BR>&=
gt=3B Do any of you have suggestions as to what it could be? I have Peterso=
ns <BR>>=3B Eastern Birding by Ear=2C but have no idea about where to sta=
rt listening. <BR>>=3B I live close to the sea in a mixed conifer/deciduo=
us setting with both <BR>>=3B wild and open=2C cultivated spaces.<BR>>=
=3B <BR>>=3B Any suggertions will be most welcome!<BR>>=3B <BR>>=3B E=
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