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Had me going there, didn't see the location at first 😮!

Not a picture but wasn't sure where else to put this. I recently started working on creating my own library of bird calls & songs. I was doing it today & this is what it sounds like when you're recording a Red-eyed Vireo & out of nowhere a Ruby-throated Hummingbird sneaks up on you & tries to land on your microphone. Scared me half to death 😦. 6 2 2023Schoolhouse Rd..wav

Mute Swan Cygnet

Hooded Merganser

Incredible checklist; A quarter million warblers in 12 hours..... https://ebird.org/checklist/S139153079

Wow!!

Found one more; 438. Semipalmated Sandpiper Semi-Palm.wav

Thanks, I noticed Cape May Warbler is still on there & that's one of the few I have. 437. Cape May Warbler Cape May.wav

Do the recordings have to be on Macaulay or eBird or can we upload the files here?

Gotta go with @chipperatl with this one. Nice job folks!

Thanks! Both birds have been in the area but Robin does make sense since I did see a fledgling in the ground. It wasn’t calling but possibly a sibling was in the area too. Didn’t occur to me at all when I heard it though, sounded very flycatcher-ish which is why it caught my attention. Thanks again!

Swainson's Thrush

Horned Lark

Sorry for the quality but heard this call while walking my dog. It was getting dark & I had no binoculars or camera with me so no visual, just the crummy recording from Merlin using my iPhone. Merlin drew a blank. Located in northern NJ in a line of trees located between a large pond & a reservoir. My birding by ear skills are sorely lacking but was thinking possibly Acadian Flycatcher??? Appreciate any help! Flycatcher.wav

Sorry for the multiple post 😯.

My favorite time of year !!!

My favorite time of year !!!