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 European Robin  Erithacus rubecula


 

 Sonogram of European Robin song

Heinrichs bei Weitra, Austria  48º 44' 39.6'' N  14º 50' 48.4'' E  23 June 2016

Territorial song from clearing in spruce forest.

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 Sonogram of European Robin song

Nigula Bog, Nigula Looduskaitseala, Estonia  58º 00' 25.2'' N  24º 42' 50.8'' E  27 May 2010, 2251h

Territorial song after sunset from mixed spruce, birch, and aspen bog forest.

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Sonogram of Euorpean Robin calls

Knockentiber-Springside disused railway line, Ayrshire, Scotland  1 September 2014

Calls from overgrown hawthorn/elder hedgerow.

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Sonogram of Robin flight call

Purfleet, Essex, England  51º 28' 52.62'' N  00º 13' 56.11"' E   27 May 2020  [nocmig recording]

Call from a European Robin in flight at night at 03:10.

Short (0.074 sec/74 msec), high-frequency, polyphonic tsee call composed of two elements: 1). 7.7-8.2 kHz; 2). 6.4-6.9 kHz.

 

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Sonogram of European Robin song

Totteridge Valley, Middlesex, England  51° 37' 20.6'' N  00° 11' 59.9'' W  4 May 2009

Territorial song; single strophe or phrase alternating between low and high pitched frequencies, followed by a long pause (c10 seconds) until the next delivery (below).

 

 

 

 

Sonogram of European Robin song

Totteridge Valley, Middlesex, England  51° 37' 20.6'' N  00° 11' 59.9'' W  4 May 2009

Territorial song; single strophe or phrase followed by a long pause until the next (below).

 

 

 

 

Sonogram of European Robin song

Totteridge Valley, Middlesex, England  51° 37' 20.6'' N  00° 11' 59.9'' W  4 May 2009

Territorial song; single strophe or phrase ranging between approximately 1.5 to 9 kHz.

 

 

 


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