Field Recording · Rockefeller State Park

Shrubby Edge Chorus with Oriole, Yellowthroat, and Blue-winged Warbler · shrubby woodland edge, spring morning · May 17, 2026

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Shrubby Edge Chorus with Oriole, Yellowthroat, and Blue-winged Warbler
shrubby woodland edge, spring morning · May 17, 2026
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Sound Moments
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  1. A Baltimore Oriole floats rich, liquid whistled phrases from the background, warm and flute-like through the leaves.
  2. A Red-bellied Woodpecker cuts in with a rolling, burry churr, like a tiny motor briefly catching, just under the oriole.
  3. A Blue-winged Warbler cuts through with its buzzy bee-buzz, a thin inhaled note then a lower, rougher buzz, sounding more insect than bird.
  4. A Common Yellowthroat takes the foreground with a rolling, bouncing witchity-witchity, the closest, loudest voice.
  5. A Baltimore Oriole's rich, liquid caroling rolls through the foreground while a high, buzzy Blue-winged Warbler bee-buzz cuts in over the top, the two voices briefly stacking.
Full transcript
  1. A Baltimore Oriole floats rich, liquid whistled phrases from the background, warm and flute-like through the leaves.
  2. A Red-bellied Woodpecker cuts in with a rolling, burry churr, like a tiny motor briefly catching, just under the oriole.
  3. A Blue-winged Warbler cuts through with its buzzy bee-buzz, a thin inhaled note then a lower, rougher buzz, sounding more insect than bird.
  4. A Common Yellowthroat takes the foreground with a rolling, bouncing witchity-witchity, the closest, loudest voice.
  5. A Baltimore Oriole's rich, liquid caroling rolls through the foreground while a high, buzzy Blue-winged Warbler bee-buzz cuts in over the top, the two voices briefly stacking.

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