Harbingers of spring

I asked Jack Meyer, daily Central Park bird monitor and leader of bird walks, to let me know the first time he hears a real spring bird song. On Wednesday he wrote:
This morning by the Riviera there was a Red-winged Blackbird practicing a few gurgles. Just one phrase out of the song.
Jack
and
Though winter weather had set in, on the same morning, at 7:30, the Early Birders heard a Tufterd Titmouse singing its spring breeding song--- Pe-ter, Pe-ter!
Moral: Nature's seasons are not the same as calendar seasons
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