FAMILY MniotlltldK. 



But the bird sang the song his own way, and did not 

 conform strictly to Mr. Chapman's rendering on page 

 87-1 of his Handbook, as my word accompaniment shows ! 

 The commoner song of this Warbler is, 



Sforzando 



and still another less common form is, 

 Thebird\ 



wit "Witch-e-ru Witch-e-ru Witch-e-ru Witch. 



f dim. f dint. f dim-, 



fl 3 I I Ml fill 



fr^i j'i jf'i 



7^f> A?/7/'r is never distinct but the rhythm is t 



emphd 



Then in the Which-is-it form lie often begins on a high 

 note and descends, reversing the order, thus: 



The commoner jorfTL runs this wdy: 



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