Warbling Vireo? (audio)

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Warbling Vireo? (audio)

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20260815-1003-allouez-wi_8BYwMwBQ.mp3
This audio was taken yesterday (8/15) in Green Bay, WI. Merlin said there was a warbling vireo, but the sound is somewhat in the distance, and I'm not sure. (Turn the sound up to hear this one)
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I'm not sure if House Finch can be ruled out.
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Re: Warbling Vireo? (audio)

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I would have said house finch, unless there is something I'm not hearing which is possible.
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Re: Warbling Vireo? (audio)

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The warbling vireo sound wasn't obvious to me either--that's why I posted it. House finches are very common here. I'll see if I have any other clips where the warbling vireo was supposedly present.
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Re: Warbling Vireo? (audio)

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Here is another clip from the same day. I think the sound in question is right away in the beginning, but again, the sound is distant. There are other bird sounds that are louder.
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