Canto e richiami di Uncertain Identification (possible European Bee-eater or Greater Flamingo)

Canto e richiami sono spesso il modo più semplice per identificare Uncertain Identification (possible European Bee-eater or Greater Flamingo), soprattutto quando l'uccello è nascosto tra fitto fogliame. Ecco cosa ascoltare.

Canto

European Bee-eater: A distinctive, liquid, rolling 'prruup' or 'prrreeu' repeated, often given in flight or from a perch. Greater Flamingo: Generally quiet, but can produce goose-like honking, grunting, and nasal calls, especially in colonies.

Richiami

European Bee-eater: The 'prruup' call serves as both a contact call and a song. Alarm calls are sharper. Greater Flamingo: Contact calls are low honks; alarm calls are louder and more urgent.

Quando vocalizzano

European Bee-eater: Most vocal during breeding season and migration. Greater Flamingo: Most vocal in breeding colonies or when disturbed.

Esplora Uncertain Identification (possible European Bee-eater or Greater Flamingo)