Thank you to those who have offered suggestions- a couple thought maybe Brown Creeper as an early and tricky singer, but this was so uniform and simple that I don't think that fits. Doug Hitchcock then suggested American Tree Sparrow and that does seem to fit with what I heard, and they are daily visitors at my feeder. If so, it still gives me hope that spring really is around the corner!
On Thursday, March 26, 2015 at 4:57:28 PM UTC-4, Susan D wrote:
-- On Thursday, March 26, 2015 at 4:57:28 PM UTC-4, Susan D wrote:
Maybe I am hallucinating due to longing for spring, but I heard calling, very clearly and repeatedly in Liberty, a whistled song reminiscent of Yellow Warbler only a bit slower and better defined: "sweet sweet sweet- not so- sweet", with all the "sweets" on one pitch and "not-so" a half-step lower; no pause. Please help me solve my intense curiosity!Also, have seen a couple of turkey vultures circling around Liberty.
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