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bird song ID website?

2 years ago

I am looking for a website that will help me identify my neighborhood birds by their song. We are surrounded by trees so I can't see them but there are so many different songs. I know the mockingbird's repetoire, the dove, the cardinal and the blue jay. Is there a website that will help with this? I'm in Southeast Coastal Georgia. Thanks.

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mybrownthumbz6
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
Merlin Bird ID app! Not a website, but I love it.
vinmarks
2 years ago
This^^^^^^^
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