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My thanks to all who responded so promptly,and all with the same answer
- which has taught me a most valuable lesson.
'My' bird is indeed a northern parula, but in my defence I have to
emphasise that based on my one brief glimpse, this was one of the first
birds I checked outonline. The Cornell recording I played at that time
was NOT what I was hearing; it was similar, but what I call the 'chuurr'
part was a much more gentle, rhythmic and melodic sound than I was
hearing - so I promptly dismissed that possibility without looking
further. But all your responses made me go back and check out a number
of other sites, including other recordings on Cornelland what I found is
not one, but three variations of the northern parula's song - both on
Cornell, 'my' version also on BirdJam, Boreal Birds and Larkwire and one
other 'Alternative Song' on YouTube. I stopped looking after that....
So thank you allfor leaving me sadder but wiser about searching!
Eleanor Lindsay
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<font size="+1">So thank you all<font
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me sadder but wiser about
searching!</font><br>
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<font size="+1">Eleanor Lindsay<br>
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