Nuthatch, Tree Creeper, Goldcrest, Firecrest, Long-tailed Tit and Bearded Reedling calls

Nuthatch calls (Apr, Herts).











A more extended series of these notes (Apr, Herts).



Squeaky calls by a foraging bird (Apr, Herts).



Barely audible quiet calls between a foraging pair (Apr, Herts).


Families with fledged young make a variety of high pitched calls (June, Herts).

time scale reduced








Long-tailed Tits have several calls including chup, see, see-see-see, and srrra.

A pair at an incomplete nest (Apr, Suffolk).










(Apr, Herts).










see-see-see are similar to Goldcrest but always mixed in with the other calls.


srrra










Long-tailed Tit (lower) and Goldcrest (higher) calls together for comparison (Dec, Herts).




The commonly heard Tree Creeper call is a high trill (Dec, Herts).

(Apr, Herts).










flight calls at 7kHz at end of recording






Note that the trill is given repeatedly at dawn in song form



A series of rising calls (Apr, Herts).




Goldcrest calls while foraging (Dec, Herts). There are three main call types, a trilled see-see-see, a clear rising syoo and various very short notes.

syoo









see-see-see











short notes followed by syoo syoo





This bird in a small tree with another appeared excited, although I couldn't determine why. The notes came in a continuous series (Apr, Norfolk).







Firecrest call (June, Herts).

Bearded Tits or Reedlings are most often located by their calls (Nov, Middx)