Sound guide to the birds of campus

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The purpose of this guide is to promote interest in bird-watching and identifying through the use of bird song. It was created in hopes that faculty and students of the University of Connecticut will become more familiar with the birds and other wildlife of UConn. Patience and quiet observation are the keys to a successful viewing of the animals around us!

How to Use this Guide:

The guide is designed so that beginner birders can have a leg-up to bird identification; as vocalizations are one of the most common methods of communication throughout the bird-world, it helps beginners to become familiar with their songs and calls. Start by identifying the habitat you are in, then listen for a few minutes to determine the type of sound you are hearing. Don’t become discouraged and keep a positive outlook!



Yellow Warbler

Common Yellowthroat

Warbling Vireo

Baltimore Oriole

Red-Winged Blackbird

Eastern Phoebe

Mourning Dove

Chipping Sparrow

Black-capped Chickadee

Red-eyed Vireo

Chimney Swift

American Robin

Blue Jay

Bobolink

Gray Catbird

Ovenbird

Tufted Titmouse

Wood Thrush

Veery