Listening to Warblers
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- Опубликовано: 6 фев 2025
- Open up your ears and listen!
Listening to Warblers is a bird song guide. Learn about identifying bird sounds, and enjoy the songs of the 25 most common warbler migrants in New England. Our hotspot is Mt. Auburn Cemetery, in Cambridge, MA. Also hear the calls and songs of many other common woodland birds in our area.
All songs in 4K video, multiple songs for every species.
06:49 Pine Warbler
07:45 Palm Warbler
08:36 Yellow-rumped Warbler
11:25 Black-and-white Warbler
13:16 Northern Parula
14:46 Black-throated Green Warbler
15:42 Yellow Warbler
17:41 Prairie Warbler
18:31 Nashville Warbler
19:00 Blue-winged Warbler (see also: • Blue-winged Warbler, T... )
19:35 Black-throated Blue Warbler (see also • Two Song Types of Blac... )
23:46 Northern Waterthrush
25:30 American Redstart
26:32 Common Yellowthroat
27:10 Magnolia Warbler
27:57 Chestnut-sided Warbler
28:46 Ovenbird
29:49 Wilson's Warbler
30:26 Tennessee Warbler
33:49 Cape May Warbler
34:59 Blackburnian Warbler
36:04 Blackpoll Warbler
37:03 Bay-breasted Warbler
43:25 Canada Warbler
45:41 Mourning Warbler
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If you're trying to learn bird calls and songs, that's great. It can be challenging and takes patience. You have to develop a practice of listening at good places you can go to frequently during migration. You have to learn the birds, and learn how to actually listen to everything. At first I could only learn a few species a year. And you almost have to relearn every year. Some might learn faster with all these apps and stuff-and hopefully with this video!--but it is normal for it to be slow. You have to almost enjoy the mystery of not knowing what you are hearing a lot of the time!
Best warbler and bird video on the web! Beautifully done. Thanks.
Totally agree. I keep re-watching the older video 'Gulf Crossing: Story of Spring' one of the best documentaries on Warbler/songbird migration ever ! I sound like a broken record best it was such a good video I re-watch
Thank you!
@@stratobunny also am constantly re-watching gulf crossing, sucha gem! got super excited when I noticed you uploaded this doc too lol. What a great idea to include the spectrograms w/ descriptions. Thanks for your work 🙏
Oh yes! This is a wealth of info.
I've been watching and/or listening to this video front-to-back once a week or so for the past month before spring migration gets ramped up. Resources like this incredibly well done video along with the useful apps and sites have helped me learn and observe a TON in not even a full year(might have stated birding around July 4 last yr) of birding.
I was already always outside hiking, fishing, or kayaking and could name a good number of random birds, but I truly had never seen a single Warbler or Vireo that I was aware of and thought Cuckoo birds were only in clocks! Lmao. Yesterday I was able to listen to a Carolina Wren and Northern Parula harmonizing their songs thanks to this video. Otherwise I would have been blissfully unaware of this unique behavior occurring even while recognizing each individual song. Thank you for putting this together so well!
That's great to hear, you're welcome!
Thanks for sharing another wonderful video like always, you such a wonderful place there full of wildlife 👍🤗
Thank you for this ID vid in the order that they arrive - this is so helpful! :D
I can't believe there aren't more people using spectrogram when showcasing bird songs. It is amazing how each for someone like me to understand songs with these.
Love your video. Thanks!
Warblers are awesome and I have lots of favorites.
Me too
6:50 Pine
7:45 Palm
8:40 Yellow Rumped
10:48 Warbling Vireo
11:25 Black and White
13:12 Northern Parula
14:15 Black Throated Green
15:43 Yellow
17:45 Prairie
18:24 Nashville
19:00 Blue Winged
19:40 Black Throated Blue
Betsy you did an outstanding job with this I've listened to many tapes and CDs of Warblers but you went into so much detail and you showed the Birds singing and you could see the beaks of the birds moving back and forth you did outstanding on this video , thank you for doing this video
You're welcome! Betsy Winchester did terrific narration, however I wrote the script.
1:42 White-throated Sparrow
Precioso canal, tenemos una naturaleza fantástica 👍.Gracias por compartir. Que tengas un buen día.
Awesome video
It's a fascinating visual work.😍
Thank you!
15:43 -- Woodstock from Peanuts, going by the plumage.
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