These are the Birds that are Waking You Up in the Morning
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- One particular bird with a melodic song is known for singing extremely early in the morning, in the United States: The American Robin. Along with this bird, there are a few other species that might be waking up before you do.
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All songs and calls by Jonathon Jongsma via Xeno Canto and used under CC 4.0 license except Northern Mockingbird by Steve (XC884705) and second Northern Cardinal song by Derek Sallmann. All photos by Ryan Sallmann.
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love hearing the mockingbird outside my window :D
In my neighborhood- it’s either some auto enthusiast with straight pipes or a gun toting rascal that rips off a few rounds.
But seriously - we either have the mourning dove or the mocking bird.
I find birds to be very soothing and enjoyable.
The best alarm clocks are birds.
True
True but I wish my cardinals didn't start at 4am 😅
@@sharletswebgaming5118I get it!
@@sharletswebgaming5118 just go to bed earlier so you can wake up before them 🤣
For me, it’s the northern cardinals that wake me up. I live in Florida and we only get robins here during the winter, so I don’t have the pleasure of hearing them too often. I also get Carolina wrens, northern mockingbirds, and mourning doves visiting my backyard daily, and it’s a beautiful combination of songs to start the morning with.☺
Sounds like it for sure!
Tree swallows, winter wren and white throated sparrow are very loud after 4 am
When I was a kid I used to go birding in the areas around my mother's trailer part in Florida when I would visit her during the winter. One bird. that would always sing early in the morning or at dusk was the Chuck Wills Widow. I would go out looking for them and one time briefly saw one fly in front of me. It just like a big brown speckled bird. A lot of times they are very bat like when hunting insects or so I've heard. There was one time when I recorded a Whip Poor Will singing outside my dad's window early in the morning. Then I heard it's "Pink! Pink" call note after singing for a couple minutes. I have yet to spot a Whip Poor Will. You really gotta know what you are looking for with them.
Both are awesome birds! I’ve heard stories of them being backyard birds near the area I live in, but sadly you have to travel further to hear them now.
I often hear the northern mockingbird sing early in the morning. I love the painting of the robin.
In the seaside island in Alaska I was at, the alarm clock for the whole town was the seagulls!
California Towhees call early and late as well
I hear many of the birds mentioned including the Great Horned Owl. There is a N. Cardinal that sings down my chimney in the morning and evening. We have a lot of mourning doves too. My favorite owl is the Barred Owl. Sometimes I hear them in around 3 am with their distinct "Who cooks for you?" call. I love it!
Thanks for all the info, so it's more than likely the robins I'm hearing, love their music💜🎶
Probably! See if it matches their song next time you hear it :)
@@BadgerlandBirding I'm pretty sure it is, we definitely have robins here in the NW
Young man, wish I could double like your channel. We have a nest, and sadly one of the few birds I can easily identify are robins. I discovered the nest has two babies. I believe I’ve seen dad roosting them based on pics of males vs females too. I have to water my tomato plant right under nest, and parent will fly to ground close to me, start talking to me as if telling me to go away.
Carolina Wrens are my favorite!! Such interesting little birds, and comical too.
I love waking up to the eastern phoebe's. They start singing around 0400ish here in Maine.
Oh dear. I don’t see too too much phoebes in my town, but when I go to open forest areas, I find them. I know a spot they nest.
Are they nesting around your house?
@@BadgerlandBirding how USA has state parks, Canada has provincial parks. I believe they are nesting in Rondeau Provincial Park, which is not far from me, and Rondeau has 336 species of birds so far. I am not entirely sure if so, but I see one fly into an abandoned pony barn there. Assuming they have a nest in there. I seen them there last year so probably.
@BadgerlandBirding Yes... I have a nest that they have been back for 3 years by my barn. But I have many Eastern Phoebe's in the area.
I have seen Northern Mockingbirds here in Michigan but they are not common here yet. I used to live in Kansas City and they were much more common there.
They are quite uncommon in southern Ontario.
Very interesting as always ... I have been recently wondering what is chirping constantly late in the afternoon maybe early am ... I thought it may be a Robin or a Mockingbird and now I believe it is a Robin
I live in Orange County NY 🍊
I don't believe I've ever seen a Robin here.
But there's that ONE bird at 4 AM... 😅
still can't figure it out
🐦🎶🎵Sing ya songs and don'ts bees wrongs!🎵🎶🐦
Great video! Thank you for this kind of video. I k ow the Cardinal call, we have alot of them. Also love the morning dove as well
I realize I'm very late with this post, but part of my dawn chorus which no one else seems to have mentioned in the Common Crow and Ovenbird.
Better late than never! I’d love to hear ovenbirds first thing in the morning!
I live in nebraska and I'm sure I hear the American Robin
That checks out!
There’s a mockingbird (I’m pretty sure) in my neighborhood who keeps singing in the middle of the night. As a result they’ve gained the nickname “Yappingbird”
I’m in north Alabama and neighbor that puts up Marlin gord style houses suddenly died. I doubt anyone is there to do anything (not sure if he fed them, put out food or water) but he’d go to much trouble for these marlins and he died. Wonder if I need to check on anything until house sells?
I have a nest of cardinals in my climbing rose bush! I thought cardinals chirped? Can you please let me know what bird usually chirps only once. I live in Northeast Ohio close to Lake Erie.
I work nights, so if anything I'm the one waking the birds. I walk my dogs around 3-5AM on my off days, and will confirm that the local mockingbirds are usually warming up around that time. And yes, the robins and wrens join in by the time the sun starts coming up. Whip-poor-wills, of course, carry on all night through the summer. I hear great horned or barred owls occasionally, but not as often as I'd like.
Definitely a ton of Northern Cardinals and Mourning Doves in my yard, there are an absolute ton of them in this area, hehe. And I got eyes on our Barred Owls!! There really are two!!! Makes me super happy to see them now that I've been hearing them every night for weeks. I've yet to get back out to the small lake on the north side of town, but when I do, I'm gonna hope that I hear the owl there... I'm pretty sure it was a Great Horned even though they're apparently rare here.
Weirdly I haven't seen our Mockingbird friends much yet this year, but there's a veritable gang of Gray Catbirds that just showed up over the weekend and they are picking fights with everybody, haha!
In Puerto Rico we get woken up by rooster and at night, all night lol its the native very small frog coqui which sings that at night supposedly they only live in Puerto Rico. Scientist introduced them to different places to see if they in fact only live in Puerto Rico and turns out its true. Nowhere did they live long enough except for Hawaii where its said that thats the only other place where the frpd almost thrived however eventually rhey slowly disappeared
I fall asleep around midnight with the sound of a mockingbird singing outside my bedroom window here in Sacramento, California.
Hears and seen Cardinals. Love hearing the Owls and Doves too!
for those of us who are in tune with nature is of a higher consciousness sad to see people so caught up in "The World ". "Shoot with a camera "
Yep. You nailed it here in SC! Mystery solved.
I have a phoebe out my kitchen window and a pair of robins in the front of the house.
My partner and I live in North Alabama and have lately been hearing mockingbirds singing at like midnight 😂
They do that!