Bird Calls Flashcards by Kira Bellon

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Loud Yodeling

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Common Loon

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Eagle on TV, Murica

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Red-tailed Hawk

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Q

Gobble Gobble, sorta barfing

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Wild Turkey

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Q

Me when I try to make bird whistling sounds
rising, whitsled

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Northern Bobwhite

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Mournfull oo-woo woo

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Mourning Dove

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Loud, Deep hoots

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Great Horned Owl

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Q

Who cooks for you?

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Barred Owl

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Q

Loud, whistled name

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Chuck-will’s-widow

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Loud, whistled name
Accented, higher last note

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Whip-poor-will

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Q

Rolling churr

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Red-bellied Woodpecker

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Q

Loud, harsh, emphatic
First note accented

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Eastern Phoebe

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Q

Short phrases (2-4)

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Red-eyed Vireo

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Caw Caw Caw

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American Crow

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Peter, Peter, Peter

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Tufted Titmouse

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High, clear whistled
Buzzy name

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Carolina Chickadee

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Loud, melodious cheeseburger
Loud, buzzy call

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Carolina Wren

Q

Cheery up, cheerio

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American Robin

Q

Flutelike ee-o-lay

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Wood Thrush

Q

Mimics other species, three times

A

Northern Mockingbird

Q

Buzzing, ascending zip

A

Northern Parula

Q

Ta-wit, ta-wit, ta-wit, te-oo (sneeze)

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Hooded Warber

Q

Twitting, musical trill (one pitch)

A

Pine Warbler

Q

Ascending buzzy zee

A

Prairie Warbler

Q

thein wee-see, like squeaky wheel

A

Black-and-White Warbler

Q

drink your tea
tow-hee

A

Eastern Towhee

Q

High, clear, whistled, Old Sam Peabody, Peabody, Peabody

A

White-throated Sparrow

Q

2-3 clear notes, tow-wee, trill

A

Song Sparrow

Q

Loud, liquid cheer cheer or purty purty

A

Northern Cardinal

Q

High pitched pairs

A

Indigo Bunting

Q

Liquid gurgling konk-la-ree
Chimp

A

Red-winged Blackbird