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Credit: U.S. National Park Service Click play below to listen to the bird sounds of the Black-capped Chickadee.
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love hearing the bird sounds,
love hearing the bird sounds, so does my cat she nearly jumped on my laptop lol !!!
I keep hearing a bird singing
I keep hearing a bird singing in the morning and I think it might be a Black-capped Chickadee but this bird adds a few notes. It sounds just like your sample (the 1st 2 calls = 2 notes = "fee-bee fee-bee") but this bird adds fee-bee-bee-bee-bee-bee (where the "bee" is sang quickly).
I'm in Bracebridge,ON (about 1.5 hrs drive north of Toronto,ON)
I just heard a similar call
I just heard a similar call to the one you described except it had one less "bee" in it. I am in Oregon.
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