Bird Voices of Northern California
The long awaited double CD set with 190 species is now available!
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This is a compilation of bird recordings from Northern California. The field recordings were done primarily by Ron LeValley with help from the California Department of Fish and Game, Sean McAllister, Mark Higley and Seth Bunnell. Songs and calls were catalogued by Ron LeValley and David Fix wrote and spoke the narration. These sounds were mostly recorded in Humboldt, Trinity and Siskiyou counties. Most species are represented by their most common calls or songs. In many cases, the recordings include sounds from many individuals, illustrating the variation that one might encounter in the field. We have chosen to use some recordings of marginal quality because of their value in helping to learn voice identification. Species are identified after the song or call is played. The tape is arranged following the American Ornithologists Union checklist.
© 2007 Mad River Biologists
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Disc One |
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| Track Species 1. Greater White-fronted Goose 2. Snow Goose 3. Aleutian Cackling Goose 4. Canada Goose 5. Tundra Swan 6. Wood Duck 7. Gadwall 8. Mallard 9. Northern Pintail 10. Ring-necked Pheasant 11 Blue Grouse 12. Wild Turkey 13. Mountain Quail 14. California Quail 15. Pied-billed Grebe 16.Eared Grebe 17. Western Grebe 18. American Bittern 19. Great Blue Heron 20. Great Egret 21. White-faced Ibis 22. Osprey 23. Bald Eagle 24. Northern Harrier 25. Sharp-shinned Hawk 26. Cooper’s Hawk 27. Northern Goshawk 28. Red-shouldered Hawk 29. Red-tailed Hawk 30. Prairie Falcon 31. Virginia Rail |
Track Species 32. Sora 33. American Coot 34. Sandhill Crane 35. Black-bellied Plover 36. Snowy Plover 37. Semipalmated Plover 38. Killdeer 39. Black Oystercatcher 40. Black-necked Stilt 41. American Avocet 42. Greater Yellowlegs 43. Lesser Yellowlegs 44. Willet 45. Spotted Sandpiper 46. Whimbrel 47. Marbled Godwit 48. Sanderling 49. Least Sandpiper 50. Pectoral Sandpiper 51. Dunlin 52. Short-billed Dowitcher 53. Long-billed Dowitcher 54. Wilson’s Snipe 55. Heermann’s Gull 56. Mew Gull 57. Ring-billed Gull 58. Western Gull 59. Caspian Tern 60. Elegant Tern 61. Forster’s Tern 62. Black Tern 63. Common Murre 64. Pigeon Guillemot 65. Marbled Murrelet 66. Band-tailed Pigeon |
Track Species 67. Mourning Dove 68. Barn Owl 69. Flammulated Owl 70. Western Screech-Owl 71. Great Horned Owl 72. Northern Pygmy-Owl 73. Spotted Owl 74. Northern Saw-whet Owl 75. Common Nighthawk 76. Common Poorwill 77. Vaux’s Swift 78. White-throated Swift 79. Anna’s Hummingbird 80. Belted Kingfisher 81. Acorn Woodpecker 82. Red-breasted Sapsucker 83. Nuttall’s Woodpecker 84. Downy Woodpecker 85. Hairy Woodpecker 86. White-headed Woodpecker 87. Black-backed Woodpecker 88. Red-shafted Flicker 89. Pileated Woodpecker 90. Olive-sided Flycatcher 91. Western Wood-Pewee 92. Hammond’s Flycatcher 93. Gray Flycatcher 94. Dusky Flycatcher 95. Pacific-slope Flycatcher 96. Black Phoebe 97. Ash-throated Flycatcher 98. Western Kingbird |
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Disc Two |
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| Track Species 1. Cassin’s Vireo 2. Hutton’s Vireo 3. Warbling Vireo 4. Steller’s Jay 5. Western Scrub-Jay 6. Clark’s Nutcracker 7. Yellow-billed Magpie 8. American Crow 9. Common Raven 10. Horned Lark 11. Purple Martin 12. Tree Swallow 13. Violet-green Swallow 14. Northern Rough-winged Swallow 15. Bank Swallow 16. Cliff Swallow 17. Barn Swallow 18. Black-capped Chickadee 19. Mountain Chickadee 20. Chestnut-backed Chickadee 21. Oak Titmouse 22. Bushtit 23. Red-breasted Nuthatch 24. White-breasted Nuthatch 25. Pygmy Nuthatch 26. Brown Creeper 27. Rock Wren 28. Canyon Wren 29. Bewick’s Wren 30. House Wren 31. Winter Wren 32. Marsh Wren |
Track Species 33. Golden-crowned Kinglet 34. Ruby-crowned Kinglet 35. Townsend’s Solitaire 36. Western Bluebird 37. Swainson’s Thrush 38. Hermit Thrush 39. American Robin 40. Varied Thrush 41. Wrentit 42. Northern Mockingbird 43. European Starling 44. American Pipit 45. Cedar Waxwing 46. Orange-crowned Warbler 47. Nashville Warbler 48. Yellow Warbler 49. Audubon’s Warbler 50. Black-throated Gray Warbler 51. Townsend’s Warbler 52. Hermit Warbler 53. American Redstart 54. MacGillivray’s Warbler 55. Common Yellowthroat 56. Wilson’s Warbler 57. Yellow-breasted Chat 58. Western Tanager 59. Green-tailed Towhee 60. Spotted Towhee 61. Chipping Sparrow 62. Brewer’s Sparrow 63. Vesper Sparrow 64. Lark Sparrow |
Track Species 65. Sage Sparrow 66. Savannah Sparrow 67. Grasshopper Sparrow 68. Fox Sparrow 69. Song Sparrow 70. White-throated Sparrow 71. White-crowned Sparrow 72. Golden-crowned Sparrow 73. Dark-eyed Junco 74. Black-headed Grosbeak 75. Lazuli Bunting 76. California Towhee 77. Red-winged Blackbird 78. Western Meadowlark 79. Yellow-headed Blackbird 80. Brewer’s Blackbird 81. Brown-headed Cowbird 82. Hooded Oriole 83. Bullock’s Oriole 84. Purple Finch 85. Cassin’s Finch 86. House Finch 87. Red Crossbill 88. Pine Siskin 89. Lesser Goldfinch 90. American Goldfinch 91. Evening Grosbeak 92. House Sparrow |