King Eider

The birds of America :.New York :J.B. Chevalier,1840-1844..biodiversitylibrary.org/page/40392944

flushing sounds and alarm calls from a female bird flushed off a nest on a patch of dry tundra adjacent to a small pool. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

One pair. The recording is amplified 3 db bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Zoom F4 Telinga MK2 parabolic stereo bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Zoom F4 Telinga MKII Stereo. Pair displaying, female dominant in this recording, distance ab. 20 mtrs. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Zoom H5 Telinga Stereo in parabola bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Male blowing and female "prrr" bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

natural vocalizations; songs from four displaying males, and calls from females. These birds were in a loose flock in the grassy margin of a large tundra lake, and both males and females would aggressively interact with each other between bouts of displaying. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Male blowing and female "prrr" bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

natural vocalizations; songs from four displaying males, and calls from females. These birds were in a loose flock in the grassy margin of a large tundra lake, and both males and females would aggressively interact with each other between bouts of displaying. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

Zoom F4 Telinga MKII Stereo. Pair displaying, male dominant in this recording, distance ab. 20 mtrs. Eur. teal in background. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no

One pair. bird-seen:yes playback-used:no