Spotted nutcracker / Tannenhäher (Nucifraga caryocatactes)

Tannenhäher - habe einen Specht gehört, in etwa dem Baum einen grossen Vogel gesehen, der aber von Ast zu Ast geflogen ist. 2021-07-20 15:32:10 Source: OTHER 20210720_153210-DSC_0457 XX Tannenhaeher - habe einen Specht gehört, in etwa dem Baum einen grossen Vogel gesehen, der aber von Ast zu Ast geflogen ist.JPG Fehraltorf NIKON D5600 ISO 800
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Classification: Genus Nucifraga; Family Corvidae
What a schnozzola. Spotted like thrush (on belly) or starling (on back), rough jay-like calling but somewhat softer than the Eurasian Jay
Vocalization: Fairly silent. [Link]
Song: Song a quiet improvisation of whistling and clappering sounds, interspersed with mimicry of other birds. [Link]
Calls: Warning call a characteristic dry and rasping "karrr karrr karr" in even pitch. [Link]
Physical details: length=32-33 cm, wingspan=52-58 cm, weight=140-190 g
Habitats: Mountain

Song: Grehh, grehh, grehh!!
Song attributes: Melody: non-musical, slow, Frequency: 1-10 KHz Special sounds: cawing, mimicry
XC641465 - Spotted Nutcracker - Nucifraga caryocatactes - song is a series of calls.
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Call: Like crow or its cousin the Eurasian jay (Eichelhaeher).
Call attributes: alarm call Call melody: one note, slow, Frequency: 1-10 KHz, Special sounds: rasp.
First documented observation: 2020-06-10 in Sils. Most recent observation: 2021-07-28 in Engadin.