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One willow warbler song, note by note: Scotland, April 27, 2019

16 notes tumble from 6.4 to 3.1 kHz in 2.6 seconds. They stretch from 40 ms at the start to 160 ms at note 9, then shorten to 25 ms at note 12.

What does this axis measure?
What does this axis measure?
One willow warbler song, note by note: Scotland, April 27, 2019: 16 points, a scatter chart.
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Pitch of the note (kHz)
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Note in the song (1 = first)
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Note length (ms)
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The data: 16 points
Note in the song (1 = first)Pitch of the note (kHz)Note length (ms)
16.36740
25.96655
34.39270
44.64275
54.12135
64.243110
74.221115
83.841140
94.462160
104.13560
113.14155
123.21725
132.95255
143.83235
154.19450
163.11240
Source
Recording XC468919 by Anthony Wetherhill on xeno-canto, via Wikimedia Commons; the notes' timing, length and pitch calculated by Unlabeled; the clip cut and re-encoded by Unlabeled
Licence
CC BY-SA 4.0 (the recording, as Wikimedia Commons states it); the note measurements and the clip by Unlabeled, offered under the same licence
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