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Tamaulipas Crow Sounds

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© Andrew Spencer / Macaulay Library Texas, April 27, 2021

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Tamaulipas, April 19, 1957Recorded by L. Irby Davis / Macaulay Library
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Tamaulipas, April 19, 1957Recorded by L. Irby Davis / Macaulay Library
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Tamaulipas, April 19, 1957Recorded by L. Irby Davis / Macaulay Library

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Calls

A variety of low, nasal, froglike croaks. Short individual notes are repeated in series that can last 10 seconds or longer. Also produces short, rapid series of clicks.

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