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ML645862362

Kentucky Warbler Geothlypis formosa

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Contributor

James P. Smith Media from this contributor Profile

Date

31 May 2019 eBird checklist S56971602

Location

Montague
Franklin, Massachusetts, United States
Media from this location Illustrated Checklist
Map
Map Coordinates: 42.5350421, -72.5331974
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Observation details

First heard singing as soon as I stepped out of my car. Quite loud, rich song composed of four or five phrases strung together, something like "prreeet-prreet-prreet-prreeet-prreet" slightly descending on the last phrase. Might be compared to Carolina Wren but with more of a 'liquid' quality and less strident than that species. Extremely difficult to see singing from rank vegetation within damp, mixed woodland and showing for only a few seconds at a time. A totally unstreaked warbler, bright yellow below, olive above with diagnostic black face mask. Attached audio is quite long but includes three ‘bursts’ of song,

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