I’ve been hearing a clear two whistle call recently and despite my best efforts, I cannot find the bird or find the identical song online. Yesterday, I saw a Tufted Titmouse while I was hearing the call and when the Titmouse flew away, I no longer heard it.
It is a clear whistle, two short 1-2 second notes, exactly the same tone (no rise or fall). It repeats 4 or 5 times every 10 seconds or so. Occasionally, I have heard a response of the same call from further away. I always hear this bird in the wooded area by my yard, but never in the yard or near my feeders.
I’ve been hearing a clear two whistle call recently and despite my best efforts, I cannot find the bird or find the identical song online. Yesterday, I saw a Tufted Titmouse while I was hearing the call and when the Titmouse flew away, I no longer heard it.
It is a clear whistle, two short 1-2 second notes, exactly the same tone (no rise or fall). It repeats 4 or 5 times every 10 seconds or so. Occasionally, I have heard a response of the same call from further away. I always hear this bird in the wooded area by my yard, but never in the yard or near my feeders.
Any ideas?
I am in Northern Middle Tennessee.