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Transcription
Lake Umbagog.
Shortly after sunset a Nashville Warbler rose above some
1909
June 3, birch and poplar woods to sing on wing. This I have not often seen (or
heard), I noted the bird's song on the start as follows:- chip, te-chip
te-chip, te-chip, te-te-te-te. The preliminary chips were disconnected
and given rather slowly. The terminal part of the song was normal.
Flight
song
of
Nash-
ville
Warbler
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