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Wondering what others consider countersinging males on their eBird checklists so far as breeding codes go? When I hear two songbirds obviously countersinging (obvious to me, at least) I consider this territorial defence and enter it as such on the eBird breeding code list. If there is only one singer I use an S-Singing male And if two or more songsters are obviously just singing to their own beat I also call it an S. Countersinging requires a subjective judgement on the observer's part so I may be in error here with the breeding code. Nancy
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