==Bird Song==
[[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Missing Images]][[Category:Cinnyris]]
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<li>[[Birds Portal|Birds & Bird Song]]</li>
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...t Bird Observatory (WPBO) documents the chronology and volume of migrating bird populations through the Whitefish Peninsula Migration Corridor.
...r bird-watching and provides tremendous opportunities to study and monitor bird populations.
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...[[Resources Portal|everything to do with birds]] - from [[Birds Portal|the birds themselves]] to [[Locations Portal|the places you can find them]].
...he left, of this page. You can also get an overview of all the birds, bird song, locations or other wildlife by using the tabs above.
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==Bird Song==
[[Category:Birds]][[Category:Missing Images]][[Category:Megapodius]]
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==Birds==
...rs and Gray Cat-Birds, etc. But you can see them from time to tiime. The song display from the Vireo's, Robins, Grosbeaks, Wrens, etc. is a joy unto itse
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'''Breeding birds'''
'''Song''': repetitive and persistant ''clu_wee" delivered in high flight.
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...and female of a pair, each bird singing different parts to create a whole song.
...aca, NY, USA. retrieved from Neotropical Birds Online: https://neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/Species-Account/nb/species/scrbla1
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The '''male''' is a medium-sized glossy blue-black bird with a bright scarlet shoulder patch. With good views a small yellowish wat
The '''female''' is a dull olive-green bird with yellow-fringed wings and white underparts with dark barring. <br />'''
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These are stunning and improbable birds which are only a few months in breeding plumage, presumably the risk of pre
...rd species. It may be that isolation of populations by breeding behaviour (song mimicry) is running ahead of genetic differentiation in the Paradise-Whydah
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...thumb|450px|right|Male<br />Photo by {{user|njlarsen|njlarsen}}<br />Milpe Bird Sanctuary, Pichincha, [[Ecuador]], August 2015]]
====Song====
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Includes call and song of [[Large-billed Leaf Warbler]]<br />
[[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Phylloscopus]] [[Category:Bird Songs]]
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...size.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Photo © by {{user|Borneo+bird+guide|Borneo bird guide}}<br />Paya Maga, Sarawak, [[Borneo]], April 2011]]
...fruiting trees and shrubs with other bulbuls. Usually delivers its slurred song from low branches or telephone wires in bamboo groves and at hill stations.
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Birds breeding in [[Eurasia]] winter in tropical [[Africa]] and northern [[India]
A solitary bird that feeds in shallow water or on short grass.
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...dae]], Fantails. Previously considered as a Monarch-flycatcher, or even a Bird-of-Paradise.
...ks tail almost constantly while foraging. Found in small groups of up to 5 birds.
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'''Song''': a squeaky ''tsee-tsee-tsee-sui-see''
{{ Audio|Ficedula albicollis (song).mp3 }}
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Much of the facial disc is brown, conspicuously rimmed with black. Below the bird has dark center-shaft streaks and rufous bars, separated by white glob-like
...well separated notes, followed by a long series of notes, similar to the A song<sup>[[#References|[3]]]</sup>.
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'''Song''':<br />
{{ Audio|Marten's Warbler song Wawu .mp3 }}
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That's how an article about a bird species should look. If you want to see how something is coded, click on th
Here you can describe the bird, pointing out the ID-features, etc.
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...ch has streaks underneath. A fluffy white throat is often obvious when the bird is singing.
The lack of an eyestripe eliminates [[Sedge Warbler]]. Some birds can look remarkably unstreaked and this can often lead to confusion with [[
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