Warblers

[Kansabirdguy]

These are all from yesterday in Riley county ks
Most of these are separate birds but besides the first recording I suspect they’re the same species https://ebird.org/checklist/S342618996

[Kevin]

Sadly I only get a few warblers a year here, so I can't really help on audio.
My book knowledge on visual is pretty decent except for sandpipers and gulls...Never did put in the time to learn them, really should.... But I don't know any audio other than bird I see here in Texas on a reasonably frequent schedule.

[Charlie Spencer]

Most of these are separate birds but besides the first recording I suspect they’re the same species

Excuse the stupid question but how do you know these songs came from warblers? If you were able to see the birds, could you add some physical description to this thread?

Thanks.

[Kansabirdguy]

They sounded like warbler calls to me but didn’t see any of them and don’t know which ones they were

[Charlie Spencer]

My book knowledge on visual is pretty decent except for sandpipers and gulls

Sandpipers and other shorebirds are driving me nuts (and that's a short drive )

[Kansabirdguy]

At least it is still a drive
I’m pretty sure I’m perpetually there

[Aidan B]

Most of them are Parulas/Tennessee Warblers. Can't really separate those species by call.

[Kansabirdguy]

Most of them are Parulas/Tennessee Warblers. Can't really separate those species by call.

That’d make sense thanks
Is that last one mourning