Eastern Wabler by Identiflyer

The unique technology of IdentiFlyer introduces a powerful new way to pursue the mastery of wood-warblers.
Beginners and intermediate birders can master the songs of wood-warblers more quickly than ANY other method. Experts can use the system to brush-up on their skills from one season to the next.

Identifying warbler songs has never been easier when you use our three-step process:
1. Learn to recognize the type of call and determine the group it belongs to....
2. Select the appropriate SongCard
3. Press buttons on IdentiFlyer until you hear the recording that matches the singing bird's song, noting the name and picture next to the button.

Warbler vocalizations are organized into eight groups, simplifying the task of learning and identifying their songs.

These song cards must be used with either the Songbird Identiflyer or the Singing Alarm Clock

SongCard One - Eastern Warbler
Distinctive Songs - Generally loud, some with unique phrases or tempos (and they don't fit into any other group) Texas Specialties - Species seen only in Texas
SongCard Two - Eastern Warbler
Cadence - Songs with a definite pattern that may be recalled by remembering mnemonic phrases Musical - Songs with a variety of notes changing in volume, tempo and cadence.
SongCard Three - Eastern Warbler
Trills - One or two notes that repeat rapidly Repetitive Songs - Songs similar to trilled songs only having more notes and generally more complex
SongCard Four - Eastern Warbler
Buzzy, insect like - Songs that are buzzy and insect like High-pitched Songs - Songs that have thin, wiry high notes