[TN-Bird] Mystery bird part 2

The three folks who sent me their take on the mystery bird I  
described earlier all went through a similar thought process as I  
did, and wound up in a similar place to where I had: the bird could  
be matched by a very drab, very plain juvenile Pine Warbler.  A very  
very drab juvenile Magnolia was also a possibility.  The size and  
shape especially tended towards Pine, and they do nest in the County,  
so that is what I had pretty much settled on.  Then, just when I  
thought I had a new tickie for the yard list, the bird vocalized and  
threw a monkey wrench into my works.  It made two different sounds,  
both unlike typical Pine Warbler sounds:

Vocalization #1: given once.  A vireo-like "cha-cha-cha" scolding note.
Vocalization #2: given several times: a short, faint squeaky sort of  
"proto-song" that consisted of a couple of chips and a *slowish*  
squeaky warble.

Thoughts?

Bill Pulliam
Hohenwald TN





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