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Re: Harford Henslow's Sparrow Update - multiple birds, breeding evidence

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Matt Hafner

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Matt Hafner

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Sat, 21 Apr 2012 07:30:47 -0400

Several people are hearing the birds very easily right now.  No visuals yet.  

Bobolinks just started singing as well.


Matt Hafner
Forest Hill, MD


On Apr 20, 2012, at 9:02 PM, Matt Hafner <> wrote:

> I received permission from the landowners to walk the mowed portion of the field this evening as it was getting dark.  Jim Stasz, and Bob and Susan Hood joined Kim and I as we were able to hear at least 2 singing male Henslow's Sparrows.  One male repeatedly sang from the mowed grass and was joined by another.  While I was recording the birds, which were giving a variety of calls, see the sound link below, Kim, Bob and Susan witnessed the birds copulate!
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> I'll be back to talk to the landowner tomorrow to inquire about the plans for the field.  
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> Here is an audiofile link with several typical songs, a few flight calls, a couple alternate songs, and some twittering.  
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> http://snd.sc/Jlsi1w
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> Wow!
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> 
> Matt Hafner
> Forest Hill, MD
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