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Birders

SharonAnn

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7. There is a link on the Cornell website that hears the calls and tells you what it is.

Reply to eShirl (Original post)

Fri Apr 3, 2026, 09:43 AM

Yesterday

Don’t have that link handy but I’m sure you can find it. I turn it on especially in spring mornings, to know what birds I’m hearing.

The Merlin site is great!

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Hear the calls of 50 different bird species from the Eastern United States (5 1/2 minute nature video photography) [View all] eShirl Yesterday OP

This is great! Thanks for posting it. n/t livetohike Yesterday #1

Nice! Our birds are just coming back now Easterncedar Yesterday #2

Thanks. cachukis Yesterday #3

This is so cool. Thanks. lapucelle Yesterday #4

We've got a bunch of these babies... GiqueCee Yesterday #5

There is a really great app my sister turned me onto ToxMarz Yesterday #6

There is a link on the Cornell website that hears the calls and tells you what it is. SharonAnn Yesterday #7