Baird's Sandpiper Sounds

Overview
ID info
Life History
Maps
Sounds

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Oruro, August 22, 2013Recorded by Andrew Spencer | Macaulay Library
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North Dakota, August 29, 2017Recorded by Hal Mitchell | Macaulay Library
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Alaska, July 15, 2007Recorded by Gerrit Vyn | Macaulay Library
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North Dakota, August 29, 2017Recorded by Hal Mitchell | Macaulay Library
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Kansas, March 29, 2014Recorded by Bob McGuire | Macaulay Library
Flock calls
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Oruro, August 22, 2013Recorded by Andrew Spencer | Macaulay Library
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Alaska, June 29, 2014Recorded by Andrew Spencer | Macaulay Library
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Nunavut, June 11, 2008Recorded by Gerrit Vyn | Macaulay Library
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Alaska, June 29, 2014Recorded by Andrew Spencer | Macaulay Library

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Songs

Males in display flight give a combination of vocalizations that serve as a song: a purring trill followed by rising twoowee calls, then closing with a different trill likened to chattering.

Calls

Migrants give a low-pitched, harsh, grating kreep call similar to Pectoral Sandpiper’s, probably an alarm call. On the breeding ground, adults also give this call as well as trills and a rising “laughing” call.