Eastern Bluebird Savannah Sparrow Downy Woodpecker Tufted Titmouse Red-Bellied woodpecker Common Yellowthroat
American Crow, Chipping Sparrow Northern Flicker, Northern Cardinal Carolina Wren, Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
9 AM birdsong at a nature preserve. The Yellowthroat and the Gnatcatcher have arrived recently, the rest were here all winter. #birds #MerlinSoundID #migration
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Morning birdsong as we get ready for rain and a 50 degree temperature drop.
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It’s cold and cloudy here with no moon view, but lots of morning birdsong. #MerlinSoundID
Screenshot from Merlin Barred Owl Tufted Titmouse Northern Cardinal
I didn’t see it but I heard it in the woods at the community garden this morning. #birds #owls #MerlinSoundID
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Day One of the Great Backyard Bird Count off to a good start with 17 birds singing on this chilly morning.
#GBBC #MerlinSoundID #NC
Merlin birdsong checklist this morning.
Birdsong at 8:30 am, 32 degrees. The Carolina birds at the top of the list. #MerlinSoundID
Merlin checklist page 1. Rare Bald Eagle!
Merlin checklist page 2 with a photo comparing Downy and Hairy woodpeckers.
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This was a first: a Bald Eagle! I heard it in the woods behind the house but couldn’t see it. I know they hang out at a nearby lake but I’ve never had one close to home. The crows were raising hell about it! #birds #MerlinSoundID
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This morning’s chorus. The Tanager and the Vireo should be migrating south soon, but the rest of these are year-round residents.
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Sunrise birdsong with two uncommon birds: the waterthrush and the vireo. The Carolina wren was the loudest. #MerlinSoundID
Merlin checklist in the blueberry patch
I went and picked blueberries this morning at 8 AM and it was actually pleasant outside, not too hot with a breeze. There was so much birdsong in the field that I had to check Merlin.
Two rare birds for my area: Orchard Oriole and Eastern Meadowlark!
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Barred Owl heard by Merlin Sound ID app.
When I woke up this morning, an owl was hooting so loudly that I could hear it from inside the house. Went out and got Merlin to confirm. Even though it was too dark to see anything, it was cool to hear one so close by.
#birds #owls #MerlinSoundID
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Rowdy crowd this morning! The hawk had the crows riled up, and the pileated woodpecker was loud too.
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Good morning! Lots of singing at sunrise today. 🌞
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Merlin page 2 . Fourteen birds total.
The Wilson’s Warbler is just passing through on its way to Canada. The Wood-Pewee and Flycatcher have arrived for the summer. #MerlinSoundID #birdsong
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A Baltimore Oriole! Just passing through and headed north. I’ve seen them in my bird bath a couple of times, a gorgeous bird. The warbler is a new arrival, and the white- throated sparrow will be leaving soon. #MerlinSoundID #birds #SpringMigration
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This morning’s chorus. The geese were flying over, they weren’t in my yard.
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The sunrise chorus this morning ~
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So happy to see CornellLab here on Bluesky now! 💙
They are the creators of Merlin, eBird, All About Birds, and the Great Backyard Bird Count (coming up soon in February).
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This morning’s singers: the Carolina Wren was the loudest. There were also 7 deer in the yard (2 with antlers) and 3 quiet vultures in a tree.
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The crows are carrying on this morning, not sure what has them riled up but they are loud. Happy to see that the Yellow-bellied Sapsucker has returned. They summer up north and come here for the winter. #MerlinSoundID #birds
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Here’s who I heard this morning. The Kinglet and the Creeper are new arrivals who are migrating south. The Geese weren’t in my yard, they were flying over and were very loud. #MerlinSoundID
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Interesting crowd this morning with one Uncommon and one Rare. The Belted Kingfisher was a surprise too. #MerlinSoundID #birds
Merlin Sound ID identified the songs of these birds, part one.
Merlin Sound ID, part two.
Here’s who is singing in my yard this morning. The cartoon character Woody Woodpecker was based on the Pileated Woodpecker, and their voices are pretty similar.
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Checklist from Merlin Sound ID: Carolina Wren, Northern Cardinal, Carolina Chickadee, and Tufted Titmouse.
Part two: American Crow, Red-shouldered Hawk, Red-bellied Woodpecker, White-breasted Nuthatch
Good morning!
Here’s this morning’s birdsong in my yard. The Carolina Wren and the Hawk were both very loud. #MerlinSoundID
A Merlin Sound ID list of birdsong in my yard. Birds that were singing were Chipping Sparrow, American Crow, Fish Crow, and Blue Jay.
Continuation of this morning’s Merlin Sound ID list. Tufted Titmouse, Red- shouldered Hawk, Carolina Wren, and Great Crested Flycatcher
Good morning! Here’s the early morning chorus in my yard. The hawk was loud but the Carolina Wren was the loudest.
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