Help me identify this bird singing

[Joey]

I got woken up to the most beautiful bird singing the other day. I put my camera down by the window and just let it play for awhile, which made me realize I need to stain and paint my bay window, but that's another matter

 

Anyhow, I have listened to countless North American bird calls on the internet for the past few days and cannot figure out what bird it is. Can you give it a listen and let me know if you know what bird this is. I have not heard it before or since.

 

It is a higher pitched whistle that goes higher and lower.

 

Here is the link and turn it up please:

 

Thanks alot for your help.

 

Joey

[vinnimon]

Sounds like a robin bird,compared it too another,pretty similiar.

But Im no expert!

[kickingfrog]

It's tybo whistling because he is now happily married.

[Leecher]

Sorry Jo-Anne but can't figure it out.... it's a small bird that I'm sure

[kickingfrog]

There are a few (2 at least) birds that I hear. The one is a chickadee. The other may be a chickadee as well.

[Joey]

It's tybo whistling because he is now happily married.

 

[cynmar]

Yep there 's a chickadee in there but I would suggest it may be a goldfinch or housefinch. Both have kind of the same high pitched whistle at the bird feeder by the front door.

 

Bill

[Joey]

Okay thanks for the replies. I now think it is the golden crowned sparrow.

 

Appreciate the help.

 

Joey

[Cookslav]

The one is a chickadee.

 

Agreed....totally a chickadee in there.

Got a few around here as well.

[Muskieman]

I can hear a Chickadee or two, a Robin a Grackle... but I think that the singing bird with the ♪♫ is a common Finch , I heard a similar one yesterday, my backyard was full of them , it reminded me of ♪♫Silent Night♫♪

 

also found this on You Tube

 

 

Randy

[dave524]

Okay thanks for the replies. I now think it is the golden crowned sparrow.

 

Appreciate the help.

 

Joey

 

I've got a ton of White Throated Sparrows just recently arrived at my feeder on fall migration, they are very similar to the Golden Crowned Sparrows which are a western species. Most are the tan striped variation this season or maybe just immatures.

 

http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/White-throated_Sparrow/id

 

They have stopped here for a week of so everyone of the almost 30 years I've been here, got to be one of the signs of the spring and fall for me , also get a wave of White Crowned Sparrows just a little later.