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The extended chatter is typically given by females (June, PA).
The cheep of a male can also be heard (according to BNA females do not often cheep).
A different, clearer cheep by a male (May, PA).
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Another example of "cheep", which can sound similar to the House Finch (Jan, PA)
Another call by a male, "ch-ree" (Apr, PA).
An agitated male near its nest-site, with 3 different calls (May, PA).
chur
chips at 10s, notes similar to the female chatter call on sonagram
shorter churs at 35sA harder sounding chur, from a bird deep in a bush (Jan, PA).
A descending chip (sex unknown)(June, PA).
1 comments:
Glad I found your blog. I have a multitude of birds around our house, but have no idea what they are. Here is the chorus I hear most mornings. http://quiltingreadersgarden.blogspot.com/2011/05/morning-chorus.html
Could some of these be sparrows?
from the west coast.
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