Date: Wed, 27 May 1998 11:58:16 -0700 From: "David W. Webb" <webb@netfox.net> To: MDOsprey discussion group <MDOsprey@ari.net> Subject: assistance needed: audio ID of Gray-cheeked vs Bicknell's Folks, I knew it would happen sometime sooner or later. I heard a thrush singing in my neighbor's yard this morning that a few year's ago I would have simply banked as a Gray-cheeked. Now thanks to the G-C/Bicknell's split, I cannot be sure which of the two I really heard. Vol 2 of Birding by Ear has the calls and songs of Bicknell's (Catharus bicknelli), but does anyone know where to find the songs and calls of C. minimus, the "true" Gray-cheeked Thrush? Both my copies of Peterson and National Geographic tapes include Gray-cheeked, but these were made before the split. Any suggestions for commercial recordings or downloadable .wav files would be appreciated. I could kick myself for not asking this BEFORE spring migration began :( Anyways, thanks in advance, Dave Webb Havre de Grace, MD webb@netfox.net