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Yellow-Rumped
Wood Warbler |
| Yellow-rumped song: Grand Tetons National
Park, Lupine Meadow Trial, elevation approximately 8,000.
Recorded in a sagebrush clearing between Lodgepole Pine stands with
Green-tailed Towhee. 6/20/05 (71kb). Notice ascending suffix after
introductory two note trill. The song is repeated with
no alternating ascending and descending suffix. |
wave882 |
| On breeding territory at summit of Slide
Mountain, 4,200', mossy, boggy rainforest-like habitat with Red
Spruce and Balsam Firm, 6/23/04
(66kb). Trill followed by descending suffix. Compare
with breeding song at Yosemite below. Notice long pause between two song sequences typical of
quiet, summit environment. There was virtually no human
environmental noise at this location. |
wave832 |
| During migration at Delaware Water Gap, Mohican Outdoor Center, Interpretive Center,
4/20/03 (19kb), in mature Maple over pond feeding in mixed flock
with Cerulean and Yellow Palm Warblers and Field Sparrow |
wave860 |
| During migration at Tippinicum, PA, marsh area, 4/24/03 (11kb) |
wave726 |
| During migration at Pequannock Watershed, top of Clinton Reservoir P3
near Mossman's Brook, 4/30/03 (8kb) |
wave737 |
| During migration at Cheesequake State Park, NJ,
4/20/04,
(20kb) |
wave834 |
| In breeding territory at Yosemite National Park,
Hodgdon Meadow Campground, two part song, singing high in
Ponderosa Pine (71kb). Notice high note between initial
trill and descending suffix in initial sequence and second
sequence which ends with high note and no suffix. This
Yellow-rump alternates his song variation between a song with and
without the descending suffix. |
wave835 |
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