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Birds perform a springtime symphony. Can you identify them by their songs? By Don Lyman Globe Correspondent,Updated April 23, 2021, 1:03 p.m. Email to a Friend Black-throated Blue Warbler seen in Mount Auburn Cemetery in May 2017.Jared Keyes “Listen to the songbird, hear him singing. The song he loves he’s singing just for you.” (From ) As we move into spring, it seems that birds are suddenly everywhere. Whether year-round residents like cardinals or chickadees, or migratory species like warblers returning from their wintering grounds in warm, faraway places, a lot of birds start advertising their presence by singing. “Male songbirds sing to establish territories and attract mates,” said Wayne Petersen, director of the Massachusetts Important Bird Areas program for Mass Audubon. “Good territories help males attract females.”

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