Steller’s Jay sounds
Steller’s Jays deliver single screams, accelerating whistles and repetitive cries that range from clean close-miked calls to echoing layered flock recordings. Several clips actually feature magpies, herons, tanagers or generic forest birds rather than jays. Lengths run from one-second stabs ideal for accents up to a full minute of continuous calling that can sit under dialogue.
32 sounds
Jay cry
The cheeky cry of a magpie in nature
Whistle with chirping
The slow and fast cry of the jay
Single scream with echo
Blue jay
A piercing accelerating scream
Crazy cry of a flock of jays at a watering hole
Bird alarm whistle
Short cry of several jays
The cry of several individuals
Dubonos squeaks in alarm and flaps its wings
Jay's squeaky cry
Scream in a hysterical voice
The piercing cry of a jay
The rough sound of an old heron
Tanagra whistle warns chicks
The deafening whistle of a jay in the thicket of the forest
Short whistle with electronic sounds
The cry of a flock of jays
Jay's lingering whistle
Squeak in a thin voice
Jay's screams
The cry of jays without extraneous noise
Whistling scream
Alternate call of jays near the highway
Different sounds of birds coming from the forest
The strange cry of a blue jay in the forest
The intermittent squeak of a small bird
Loud melodic chirping
Short electronic jay cry
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