Hi Jerald,
This is a tough one. I agree it is too high for Palm Warbler. It could be a
high Yellow-rumped Warbler. It might also be an odd Ovenbird. I would lean
toward Ovenbird but should probably go with warbler species?
John
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Sent: September-25-16 18:06
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Subject: [nfc-l] Unknown Warbler
Hello,
Could someone please tell me what this call is? The spectrogram reminds me of
Palm Warbler, but it's a bit high for that I think.
Thanks,
Jerald
Delaware
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