Killdeer sounds
Killdeer and related plovers deliver single sharp calls, repeated trills, whistles and alarm cries, some clean and close while others echo across tundra, beach or marsh. Several meadow pipits and a Bengal thick-knee appear under the name. Most clips run between fifteen and twenty-five seconds, long enough for a natural loop or to cover a short scene.
45 sounds
The incessant singing of the noisy plover
The jellied trill of a songbird
Plover
Bengal thick-knee — short squeak
Two-syllable "pit-pit" over pebble beach
Russian recording of golden plover in tundra
Clean kill-dee of the killdeer
Golden plover calls over the tundra
French kildir — two-syllable cry
Full set of meadow pipit song in the meadow
Vocal meadow pipit diverts predator from nest
Large desert sandpiper — steppe call
French plover over the pasture
Tule cries on the muddy wadden
Pacific plover — Hawaiian call
Flock grazing on a damp meadow with calls
Grey plover — mournful whistle in the fog
Cambria — meadow voice of the golden
Long plaintive "tlyuy" over the swamp
Snowy plover luring away from the brood
Piping plover chicks squeaking while running
Snowy plover song over the dunes
Piping plover from Ontario beach
Sea plover at the nest in pebbles
Malaysian plover — thin tropical squeak
June chick on a sandy beach
Piping plover returns to beach
Australian red-capped — distraction
Runs across sand with light whistling
Paired duet of ringed plovers in spring
German sandregenpfeifer — voice at nest
Short "tyurli" from sandbar
Dutch gravelot near dunes
Ringed plover calling at low tide
British nest in pebbles — calls
Barents coast — northern sandpiper
French gravelot by marshy channel
Alarm cry and mating song
Female with chicks on a German shoal
Little ringed plover chick squeaks by water
Norwegian dverglo — call by fjord
Injured wing display — distraction from nest
Resonant call over pebble shoal
Tibetan plover — highland whistle
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