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From: "Garth Harwood" <[[email protected]]>
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Speaking of lesser-known mimics, some of the Steller's Jays at Hidden Villa,
which generally are prone to mimicking Red-shouldered rather than Red-tailed
Hawks, have also picked up the plaintive calls of Red-breasted Sapsucker.
What possible advantage that might confer, I couldn't say.

--Garth Harwood

----- Original Message -----
From: Mike Mammoser <[[email protected]]>
To: SBB <[[email protected]]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 9:59 AM
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> Sometimes it's hard to appreciate the mimic capabilities of LESSER
> GOLDFINCH, but I was rewarded with an example yesterday, 8 Mar 04. I was
> walking around the parking lot outside of work and stopped to watch and
> listen to a male goldfinch singing to a female in the top of a tree. I was
> delighted to hear him intersperse his song with a perfect rendition of a
> Chestnut-backed Chickadee call from time to time. In the past I've also
> heard them do Pacific-slope Flycatcher.
>
> Mike Mammoser
>
>
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