Worm-earting Warbler is certainly still present this time of year. Without
having listened to the recording, an easy differentiator is the habitat.
Worm-eating will almost always only be found (singing anyway) in fairly
mature forest. Chipping Sparrows are generally not found in that habitat.
Chris Sloan
Nashville, TN
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On Sat, Jul 25, 2020 at 9:08 AM Brian Hendrix <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
I’ve recorded this early in the morning and some AI software I use from
Cornell says the following:
Worm-eating Warbler .95
Chipping Sparrow .05
I’m not sure if the Warbler is here now as several websites say it’s only
in Tennessee during it’s breeding season which does include July.
*D. Brian Hendrix*
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