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Eastern Bonelli's Warbler Phylloscopus orientalis
Vatousa, Lesvos, Greece 39° 13' 30.8" N 26° 02' 39.4" E 19 May 2017 Singing from wooded hillside of Sweet Chestnut, Oak, Plane and Olive. Song composed of short 1.0 sec strophes, each composed of a series of 9-18 repeated, downslurred elements, sounding very like the dry rattle of Western Bonelli's Warbler (P. bonelli). Song strophes interspered with 'chip' call notes consisting of a single, sharp, slightly downslurred element - completely different from bonelli (musical, up-then-downslurred 'too-eee'). Each strophe repeated up to six times per minute. [File
name: easternbonelliswarbler114491e]
Song rate per minute
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