The sounds of the various songs of the Carolina Wren can sound like many things, but can't really be generalized other than they are usually clear, crisp and repeated 3 or 4 times. This fellow singing from the top of a small tree near Lake Okeechobee, Florida is remarkable for his clear repetitiveness without missing a note just repeating two times twice and 3 times for all the others. I'm not sure what his call sound like, maybe your video, video, video or your radio, radio, radio. In any case, enjoy his performance and realize when spring comes a lot of loud clear repetitive bird songs are likely to be Carolina Wrens.
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