Copied from a Grand Teton National Park handout, identification of the sources of the sounds heard in the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve ‘Soundscape’ room.
“Notes: Below is a list of prominent sounds that can be heard in the Soundscape, along with a description of each sound. The list is in relative order from the beginning of the loop to the end. There are many other small, less prominent sounds heard throughout the loop that are not listed.
1. Song sparrow (high-pitched song with multiple chirps and buzzy “zeets.”
2. Dark-eyed junco (multiple “chits” and “chats”)
3. Red squirrel (high-pitched clicking)
4. Ducks taking off in flight (rapid wingbeats)
5. Yellow warbler (song a rapid sweet sweet ti ti ti too”)
6. Ruby-crowned kinglet (song ending in rapid “teacher-teacher-teacher”)
7. Raven (repeated squawking)
8. Ruffed grouse drumming (beating becomes increasingly rapid)
9. Running water
10. Red-winged blackbirds (song a buzzy “zeeeee” or “kon-ka-reeeee”)
11. Cicadas/grasshoppers
12. Canada geese (in-flight call, a repeated honking)
13. Bald eagle whining
14. Wilson’s snipe (“huhuhuhuhu” flight call)
15. Coyotes yipping/howling
16. Mallard ducks swimming
17. Bald eagle whining
18. Crickets
19. Olive-sided flycatcher (song a whistled “quick, three beers” or “whip, weee-deeer”)
20. Light rain
21. Thunderstorm
22. Barn swallows chattering
23. Elk Bugling
24. Ravens (intermittent squawking)
25. Great horned owl”
Grand Tetons sightseeing has info about the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve in Grand Teton National park.
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