Audubon's Oriole Sounds

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Sounds

Song (Audubon's)
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San Luis Potosí, June 07, 2016Recorded by Andrew Spencer / Macaulay Library
Calls (Audubon's)
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Texas, December 23, 2016Recorded by Paul Marvin / Macaulay Library
Calls (Audubon's)
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Texas, December 22, 2016Recorded by Paul Marvin / Macaulay Library
Song (Dickey's)
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Jalisco, June 10, 2016Recorded by Andrew Spencer / Macaulay Library
Calls (Dickey's)
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Jalisco, June 10, 2016Recorded by Andrew Spencer / Macaulay Library
Calls (Dickey's)
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Jalisco, June 10, 2016Recorded by Andrew Spencer / Macaulay Library

Sounds provided by Macaulay Library.
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Songs

Both male and female sing a rather slow, whistled, rising and falling song, recalling a slide whistle.

Calls

Common calls include a rising, nasal nyyyee or yehnk, a harsh, staccato chatter (probably alarm calls), and a soft piu, probably a contact call.

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