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American
Robin Latin:
Turdus migratorius / French: Merle d'Amérique / Lenape: Chiskukus |
| In winter, large quantities of Robins roost along
the dirt road the leads from Van Campens Glen to the Delaware
River. |
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| Robin three part song followed by a Thrush-like
high suffix after every two part song sequence. Bear
Mountain summit, 3:00 p.m. 7/2/04 (61kb) |
wave 850 |
| Robin song variation with a mixture of classic
clear notes interspersed with Thrush-like squeaks or gurgles at a
higher pitch. This is the same Robin as in 850 above a few
minutes earlier. Bear Mountain summit, 7/2/04 (53kb) |
wave 849 |
| Centerport, Long Island, NY, Mariner's Court,
Typical Robin song with "laugh" from another Robin in
between, also with Black-capped Chickadee "fee-bee"
songs and cackling from Common Grackles in background, 3/31/02, (49kb).
Notice high note suffix at end of sequence. |
wave571 |
| Baby Robin buzzy feeding calls as they followed
parent around in the grass, just outside of Cheesequake State
Park, Gordon Road, 6/12/04 (6kb) |
wave817 |
| Immature Robin singing from rooftop, just outside
of Cheesequake State Park, Gordon Road, 6/12/04 (74kb) |
wave818 |
| Cheesequake State Park, 3/19/00 (7kb) scoulding
sound, cold day |
wave302 |
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