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The calls of Sykes's Warbler and Booted Warbler (1 Viewer)

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The calls of Sykes's and Booted Warblers

The calls of Sykes's Warbler and Booted Warbler, as described in the article of this title by Antero Lindholm and Tapio Aalto in Birding World 18 (9): 395-396, may be heard by clicking on the three links immediately below:

http://www.birdingworld.freeserve.co.uk/images/rama 20050708 Karaoy.mp3
Sykes's Warbler 1 Call 1: the “zak” call of a Sykes’s Warbler, Karaoy, south of Lake Balkhas, Kazakhstan, 8th July 2005. A very short call lasting only one-hundreth of a second. Most of the energy is at about 4,000Hz.

http://www.birdingworld.freeserve.co.uk/images/caligata 20050702 Kurgaldzino.mp3
Booted Warbler Call 2: the “dsrak” call of a Booted Warbler, Kurgaldzino, near Astana, Kazakhstan, 3rd July 2005. There is a weak pre-syllable, while the main syllable is longer than the “zak” of Sykes’s Warber. Most of the energy is concentrated below 4,000Hz.

http://www.birdingworld.freeserve.co.uk/images/rama 20050703 Kurgaldzino.mp3
Sykes's Warbler 2 Call 3: the rattle of a Sykes’s Warbler, Kurgaldzino, Kazakhstan, 3rd July 2005. A quite high-pitched and fast rattle.
 
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