Common Yellowthroat song question - Vermont, USA (1 Viewer)

[JohnnyRow]

In mid-Vermont just past back yard in thick brush adjoining forest.
This bird just arrived (or just started singing) early to mid May. I have not been able to see it in the thick brush since it only arrived just after the leaves fully out.
It's distinctive song sounds almost like a Common Yellowthroat "wich-i-ty, wich-i-ty, wich-i-ty" but I am used to hearing the Yellowthroat with the accent on the first syllable, and this has a strong accent on the 2nd syllable. I have heard the same thing in past years with the same accent also.
Is this likely just a slight variation of the Yellowthroat song, or is there another bird that better fits this song?

 

[emupilot]

How about an Ovenbird?

 

[jaco]

Sounds like a Carolina Wren, maybe?

 

[JohnnyRow]

Thanks, but not Ovenbird or Carolina Wren, song is slower than Caroline Wren, and more distinctly 3 syllables than Ovenbird.

 

[steveo]

How about American Redstart. Click HERE and press play

 

[MLoyko]

What about Black and White Warbler? They are somewhat close.

 

[danehower]

Hey Johnny - I think your bird may very well still be what you assumed it to be , a Common Yellow-throat. There is a lot of vocal variation in these guys. - Not to discount previous posts that is .