Canto e richiami di Coal Tit

Canto e richiami sono spesso il modo più semplice per identificare Coal Tit, soprattutto quando l'uccello è nascosto tra fitto fogliame. Ecco cosa ascoltare.

Canto

The song is a distinctive, high-pitched, and repetitive 'pee-choo, pee-choo, pee-choo' or 'si-tu, si-tu, si-tu', often described as sounding like a bicycle pump. It is delivered rapidly and can be quite loud for such a small bird. Variations include a faster 'wit-chee, wit-chee' or a more drawn-out 'tsee-tsee-tsee'.

Richiami

Common calls include a sharp 'tsee-tsee-tsee' or 'sitt-sitt-sitt' contact call, a thin 'tsee' or 'tsip', and a scolding 'churr' or 'chick-a-dee-dee' when alarmed or agitated. The alarm call is a rapid, high-pitched 'tsee-tsee-tsee-tsee'.

Quando vocalizzano

Most vocal during the breeding season (spring and early summer) when males sing to attract mates and defend territory. Calls are given year-round, especially when foraging or in mixed flocks.

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