May Mornings: Birds' Sound
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At this time of year, the most abundant sound isn’t coming from man-made things — it’s from birds
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May mornings are full of sound, but at this time of year the most abundant sound isn’t coming from man-made things.
I was serenaded by magpies across the street and robins high in the treetops.
At every place I stopped, I could hear birds like mallards and geese , magpied, crows, ravens and meadowlarks.
I've had this app called Merlin Bird ID on my phone for quite a while but I haven't used it much.
It picked up a loudest bunch of the loudest birds — a water-cushed water-rumped warbler.
East Coulee is a quiet place with all those big cottonwoods and elms and chokecherries.
The app found mourning doves and I got a picture of a pair of them, as well as chipping sparrows.
I didn’t actually need the app to figure out what was a black-necked stilt or an avocet. The killdeers were easy, too, too.
A pair of turkey vultures circled high in the sky over the badlands.
Meadowlarks sang from the sagebrush.
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