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re:Identify Laser Bird? - 2006/11/01 04:27
In summary the bird looks like a reasonable match, I hadn't thought of it because I only see pictures of the bird upside-down. But the song seems more rapid than the 1 Im thinking of, notes of more variable length & with more structure.
Maybe I will just start carrying a camera with me more often, may be I'd find it again in the same tree outside of work. But I gotten a good view of a whitish belly & not alot else. Lots of birds have a whitish belly.
The chipping sparrow also does'nt sound right. It's a good laser bird, but not "the" laser bird. The notes are faster and more slurred together.
The one I hear makes notes with a definite beginning and end that start high and slide low, maybe four or five notes per second.
I know I'm being kind of vague and unhelpful. If it helps, I don't recall ever heartin it in Minnesota, where I grew up. I can't remember if I've heard it in Indiana, but I haven't wearily noticed it. But they seem all over the place in Maryland, especially in well wooded areas, and a bit away from people.
Otherwise when I hear them, they seem to be high in trees.
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