Northern Cardinal sounds
Northern cardinals whistle, chirp and sing in single assertive notes or extended melodic phrases, some clean and studio-dry while others sit against light ambience or layered with other birds. The set also holds several recordings of related species whose names do not mention cardinal. Most clips run between 18 and 24 seconds, long enough to loop as background song yet short enough to drop in as a distinct vocal cue.
44 sounds
The ringing whistle of a cardinal
Whistle of several cardinals
Cardinal whistles for attention
The monotonous whistle of the cardinal
Discordant chirping
The whistle of a cardinal to admire
Cardinal's long whistle
The sound of a whistle
The whistle of a frightened cardinal in the midst of an incomprehensible noise
Morning tee-yoo in stereo
Loud vocal of the territory owner
Expanded melody in studio quality
Chip call against background ambience
King guira tanager sings in the thicket
Vermilion relative from guajiro
Brazilian relative — mating duet
Female responds — rare female song
Elegant voice of a feathered female
Female call in the bushes
Pair duet — syllable exchange
Spring dialogues of two birds
Chip-chip in close-up
Dry clicks of an adult cardinal
Short contact call of a bird
Clean flute phrase at the border
Series of vit-tviiiu-vit-vit
Sound pattern of an american male
Male bursts into full voice
Male produces phrase after phrase
From the treetop — ringing declaration
Expanded aria of a winged soloist
Bird song of the tribe — repeats and variations
Drawn-out morning aria in silence
Full-sounding male melody at dawn
From the heart — long singing of a young singer
Exemplary song of a forest singer
Digiscopic recording of a singing male
Loud singing on a branch — clear signal
Vocal canary from North Carolina
In the yard — morning concert
Spring march from the top of an oak
Close recording of a loud vocalist
April trills of an adult male
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