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Is there such a thing as a guide that gives you similar birds based on their song? For example, I believe I heard an Ovenbird singing in the forest today, but I would like to know what other birds could sound similar. I couldn't find the bird singing today, so I'm hesitant to say for sure that it was an Ovenbird without hearing other birds that could sound similar. Thanks for any help.You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
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I have the same question! I found this article is really helpful: https://www.audubon.org/news/10-common-bird-songs-made-less-confusing
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Yes Frankie, Some of the apps have that feature. iBirdPro will list similarly sounding birds for some but not all species on the app. This is a premium app. I bought that app 11 years ago for $19.99 but not sure what the latest version costs. It is not made by Cornell Lab of Ornithology. I checked and it doesn't list a similar sounding bird for Ovenbird. However I will tell you that one bird that can be confused with Ovenbird is a Carolina Wren. Ovenbird crescendos getting louder and louder with each note.
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