Black-tailed Godwit: Song & calls

  • Song flight: The characteristic "kri-wi-wi" or "vita-vita-vita" is heard from the display flight — the male flies in a switchback arc over the breeding grounds with a trumpeting, rapidly repeated call.
  • Contact call: "kewit" or "wik-wik" — loud and distinct; heard on landing and in flocks.
  • Alarm: A repeated, sharp "wie-wie-wie" when a predator or person is near the nest; combined with aggressive mobbing flights at the intruder.

Listen to the Black-tailed Godwit's calls on xeno-canto and see observations on Artportalen (the Swedish species observation system).

More about the Black-tailed Godwit

  • Breeding
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