Warblers in my yard

[Betty Widerski]

I recently got a Birdweather PUC monitor and set up in my E. Arlington yard. This morning was a warbler bonanza - besides a FOY Catbird it detected:

[Mark Hibberd]

Many thanks

How reliable do we think of  these findings from the device, curious

Mark

On Thu, May 7, 2026 at 1:09 PM Betty Widerski <bwidersk...@gmail.com> wrote:

I recently got a Birdweather PUC monitor and set up in my E. Arlington yard. This morning was a warbler bonanza - besides a FOY Catbird it detected:

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[Andrew Whitacre]

Send them my way please, ha. I think I might be a day behind.

The PUC and warblers are nice because there aren't many false positives. Their pitch seems to be in a sweet spot between high electronic noise (lots of false golden-crowned kinglet IDs) and lower man-made noise (false positives for some thrushes, herons, and of course police sirens as common loons).

On Thu, May 7, 2026 at 1:09 PM Betty Widerski <bwidersk...@gmail.com> wrote:

I recently got a Birdweather PUC monitor and set up in my E. Arlington yard. This morning was a warbler bonanza - besides a FOY Catbird it detected: