Katelyn Davis

This was taken 9/26/21 in Chautauqua county NY. The tone sounds like a White-throated Sparrow and it is the only sparrow I can think of that would have that clear whistling song, but I've never heard one with this combination of notes before. Is it a variation? Ignore the Cardinal calling. 2021-09-26 0819 2-[AudioTrimmer.com].wav

Agree with Hermit Thrush

Heard this woodpecker today in Western NY. It threw me off because it kind of sounded in between a Red-bellied and Red-headed. The call is at the end of the recording and you can hear it drumming somewhere in the middle (the drum is not right for Yellow-bellied sapsucker or at least not from my experience). For reference the habitat is a large forest with tall pine and deciduous trees with a swampy area as well. The habitat seemed ok for Red-headed but obviously Red-bellied would be much more likely. Woodpecker.m4a

I did have an adult Eastern Kingbird that day at that location. I hadn’t even considered fledglings.

I’ve never known a titmouse to make a sound like this. For the same reason as @The Bird Nuts I’d say not Black-capped.

Definitely could just be an insect of some sort I suppose. Here’s a different recording of the same thing... Weird noise.m4a

I didn't think I would ever post here again but.... I was listening to old recordings and I found this one from July from Hermon, NY (basically the Adirondacks). Theres a white-breasted nuthatch in there but I'm looking for help with the repeated buzzy call. CR-19 4.m4a

Two closest ones look like coots others are probably different ducks and geese. Do you know which pool this was in? I love Montezuma

Carolina wren? Not exactly black but in certain lighting it could appear very dark. My first thought was Junco but if you are positive it was not that I am not really sure. Small and flitting around also makes me think of the Kinglet species.

On second thought...it sounds like it’s just some House Sparrows. The light was low so I couldn’t see what it looked like but the sound matches

I agree with Blackpoll

I heard this call today at around 6:45 pm in Western New York. There were multiple birds in a small pine tree and they were larger than sparrow size. State University of New York at Fredonia 17.m4a

Yeah :/ I will continue looking for it and bring my binoculars next time so I can actually identify it.

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These are all posted under my topic but don't seem to have anything to do with my original post.