You can also hear a pilated woodpecker in these videos. They are all around us. You can't see him, but you can hear him!
A few evenings ago I arrived home from work right when the guineas were roosting in the big pine tree. And sure enough they all were singing their beautiful melodious song. I grabbed my cell phone and recorded a video (with sound) of the pine tree. However, after I went inside to preview it, I couldn't find it on my phone! Somehow it seems it didn't save it! Drat!
The guineas seem to sing mostly first thing in the morning and last thing at night. The rest of the time they are out and about. I'll keep working on getting a video of their unusual songs!
4 comments:
Enjoyed visiting your blog. Guineas are one of my favorite things. As a child my mother used to talk to me about guineas in their polka dot dresses and red bow ties.
Thanks for trying! You'll get it one of these times. They seem very used to you if they're just minding their own business with you so close. :-)
Oh keep trying, I keep wondering what that sounds like.
I was happy I could see your videos on my ipad. Usually I can't see videos on it. The guineas are such interesting birds. And I love pilated wood peckers!
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