Jack Snipe sounds
Male snipe and relatives produce bleating, humming and winnowing sounds by vibrating tail feathers during dives, alongside clear whistles, metallic cries and chipping calls from perches or reeds. Several recordings capture leks of the great snipe, ruff and various regional Wilson or Latham snipe not named in the category title. Most clips run between 13 and 23 seconds, long enough for the full display cycle yet short enough to edit as distinct cues.
43 sounds
Snipe (gallinago gallinago)
Approaching and receding snipe
The volume of the snipe's singing is increasing
The screeching sound of a snipe
Short snipe whistle
Chirping snipe
Series of diving approaches with humming
Sharp double "chek-chek" from reeds
Alaskan Wilson — tundra winnowing
North german lek — evening arena
Jack snipe lek — russian recording from a floodplain
Finnish tundra — spring swamp comes to life
Call before takeoff — clear "skype"
Aerial "goat" sound above damp meadows
Ruff trembles with feathers in mating display
April snipe bleating at dusk
Canadian Wilson — ringing call
Jack snipe — small northern relative
Australian Latham's snipe — thin hum
American relative in winnowing
Wilson calls over prairie pond
Latham dives over eucalyptus plateau
Norwegian leik — rivals calling
Sound portrait of lek — clicks and trill
Great snipe lekking on night meadow
Mating clucking of great snipe
Wing noise on hasty takeoff
Wet meadows of the camargue — morning background
Flock passes low over quagmire
German marsh scene with snipe
Flushed bird takes off from reeds
Clear call of the common snipe
Chipping and distant hum — double voice
Multilingual passport — same call
Short metallic cry of a loner
Loud call from a nearby branch
Thin mechanical hum — display turn
Low-frequency pulsation of tail feathers
Classic bleating of male at lek
Vibration of tail feathers in flight
Snipe drumming over raised bog
Aerodynamic hum of wings and tail
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