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Pine Warbler
Pine Warbler song, Natco Park, Hazlet, NJ, in mature pines behind lake, 9/15/05 (51kb) during heavy rain with Chickadees and Titmice   wave 890
Van Campen's Trail, Delaware Water Gap, 4/8/00 (11kb) top of trail near fire road, mixed deciduous/pine forest. In deciduous tree on branch about 25 feet up.  White wing bars were not overly pronounced.

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Southold, Long Island, NY, Awossagame Bluffs 5/13/03 (7kb) 

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Index

Comments: Trill is monotone trill which increases and then decreases in volume. Sounds like a very fast ovenbird that is trying not to be so loud.  This is a quiet, timid bird with a soft voice even up close.

Stokes: Call is a musical trill similar to Chipping Sparrow's, but more musical.  Call is a sweet "chip".

Robbins: "Song is a musical trill, slower than Chipping Sparrow's 4-7/min."

Peterson: "Song a trill, like that of Chipping Sparrow but looser, more musical, and slower in tempo."