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PittsburghBirdNerd t1_j5tblax wrote

We have a lot of birds here that sing year round/more frequently in January and February than other songbird species (Northern Cardinal, Black-capped Chickadee, American Robins, Song Sparrows and the loudest of the bunch--House and Carolina Wrens). The increase in sunlight over the days, though minimal for us to notice, does impact the increase in frequency of their morning songs as they prepare/practice for mating season.

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Jumpy-Natural4868 OP t1_j5tfhv2 wrote

Thanks. I think they are wrens. I'll go check a song database.

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woollywhelk t1_j5thfj7 wrote

The Merlin Bird ID app (free) has a tool that lets you Shazam bird songs! You just hold up your phone to record by sound ID and it will show which bird is singing. It’s so cool. I use it all the time.

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