bird-seen:yes

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Kweek Series

bird-seen:yes

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territorial drumming; different individual from the one calling on 462014

bird-seen:no

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typical call of this species heard most frequently year-round, often extended into a longer rattle or given singly or in short series

bird-seen:yes

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bird-seen:yes

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interval shortened after 0:56, then seen to be a male drumming on a dead branch on a live willow tree; calls after interval shortened at 2:08 by a female in flight and then after landing; shortened again at 2:24, 2:28, not seen which bird;

bird-seen:yes

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pair, the male doing at least most of the endless calling after the start; interval shortened at 6:41 for more calling from the pair;

bird-seen:yes

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This 12 second recording documents two vocalizations of Nuttall's Woodpeckers (age and sex not determined; possibly two individuals) . Also on this recording are a call of an adult White-breasted Nuthatch (sex not determined), a call of an adult Black Phoebe (sex not determined), and a chewing sound of an adult Western Gray Squirrel. This gray squirrel was chewing through the shell of a green California Walnut nut.

This recording was made with an iPhone 5s with the built-in microphone and Røde Rec application. This recording has not been modified or edited.

bird-seen:no

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bird-seen:no

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Walking up Vista Del Lago to its highest point in Mission Viejo, CA. As I approached the crest of the hill I heard a high pitched continuous alarm type call but was unable to ID initially. As I followed the call I noted a woodpecker hole in a slightly decaying tree. Sure enough the chick(s) were in the woodpecker tree hollow. Now, how does one ID the bird? I waited until the parent arrived and confirmed by sight and call it was a Nuttall's Woodpecker.

bird-seen:yes

I watched the Nuttall's woodpecker drum

bird-seen:yes

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Pik & Pittik

bird-seen:yes

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bird-seen:yes

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bird-seen:yes

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ATR 6550 mic Tascam DR-05 Audacity

bird-seen:yes

playback-used:no

NUWO calling from neighborhood trees. Microphone set up on roof through window ceiling vent, left to record remotely. (Sennheiser ME66 shotgun mic, Marantz PMD 661).

bird-seen:no

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adult near hidden juvenile (not seen juvenile)

two drumming

bird-seen:yes

playback-used:no