Bonus! Lesser Goldfinch Singing Beside The Sacramento River
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This was recorded on a cool and partly cloudy spring day beside the Sacramento River in the Sacramento River Bend Area, Tehama County, California. I set up the microphone at a small opening in the dense vegetation growing along the muddy bank of the river. The river was running high and swift, which was very nice to see after the past couple years of drought. A Lesser Goldfinch foraged in the willows just to the right of the mic, then stopped to sing its song. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/soundbynature/support
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