Let's get right to the important stuff first. I had a possible Le Conte's Sparrow around midnight which is here:
Still working out the ID, but the very long duration was obvious but may not be quite the norm (it apparently averages 0.2 seconds, mine was around .15-.18 depending on how you interpret the end of the note. More soon...
Here is a sampling of the mega flight which occurred:
Zeep, possibly BLBW
COYE (lots last night):
?:
CSWA I presume:
No clue! (there aren't supposed to be any upslurred buzzy warblers, and it's too high for thrushes)
LISP/SWSP:
mystery zeep
Sparrow sp.
NOPA?
WTSP (one of many)
?
zeep, possibly BLBW
Fun stuff, more soon once I decide if I am getting any ticks out of talll this!
I think the complete lack of responses to this blog-monopolizing post speaks volumes. While badass, sonograms just don't get my juices flowing the way they do for you CAPU.
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