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#1: Kristen Vognild (kristen) on Mar 24, 2020

I love to hear them sing!

Beautiful image Teresa. I recently solved a puzzle just so that I could refresh how to actually solve puzzles. Of course I picked one that was not too difficult.lol. I may try to solve this one of yours. Thanks for the puzzle Teresa.

Such a beautiful image Teresa. Thanks for all your puzzles. I really enjoy solving them.

Gorgeous rendering!

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I have nit knowingly seen or heard a mockingbird, So I'll just have ti be satisfied with your beautiful puzzle, Teresa.

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Thanks, everyone. I just stood outside on this beautiful sunny day and listened to "my" mockingbird perched at the top of the 10-ft tall Oleander out in the front of my house. He sang one song after another, some beautiful songs or calls of other birds, some sounds he has heard in the environment, and one song that I whistled to him last year, that he still remembers and is on his play list. If each song lasts approximately one second, and he sings each song twice before immediately going into the next song/sound, after 4 minutes with all completely different songs/sounds, how many songs are in his repertoire?

Very nice.

So he sings each 1-second song twice in a row. That means 30 different songs per minute. Multiply that by 4 minutes: he sings 120 songs in 4 minutes. Assuming he sings everything he knows, that's 120 in his repertoire.

Beautiful!

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120 sonidos. Lástima que Teresa ya no esté por aquí y nos ponga más puzzles.

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