Gray Vireo Sounds

Overview
ID info
Life History
Maps
Sounds

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Colorado, August 10, 2020Recorded by Andrew Spencer / Macaulay Library
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Colorado, May 11, 2008Recorded by Nathan Pieplow
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Nevada, May 25, 2018Recorded by Bobby Wilcox / Macaulay Library
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Colorado, May 28, 2012Recorded by Andrew Spencer
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Colorado, May 01, 2012Recorded by Andrew Spencer
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Colorado, August 10, 2020Recorded by Andrew Spencer / Macaulay Library
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Colorado, May 28, 2012Recorded by Andrew Spencer / Macaulay Library
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Colorado, May 12, 2008Recorded by Nathan Pieplow

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Songs

Males sing a long, leisurely series of paired che-wee, chee-woo or similar whistles that rise or fall in pitch. The quality is less burry than in many other vireos’ songs. Females sometimes sing partial songs that are similar. Males also have a much more hurried and varied version of the song.

Calls

In alarm or when defending the nest area, both sexes give short, nasal calls and rapid-fire series of raspy notes, similar to other vireos’ alarm calls.