Burung hantu terdiri dari berbagai spesies dan penyebarannya sangat luas ke beberapa benua. Masing-masing spesies burung hantu memiliki suara khas tersendiri. Juga, antara burung tua dan muda, jantan dan betina kadang berbeda secara signifikan. Berikut ini saya upload puluhan suara burung hantu. Anda yang tertarik, silakan mendownload-nya.
| Tyto tenebricosa – Greater Sooty Owl | ||
 Adult in flight |
January 2000 | © Deane P. Lewis |
| Juvenile |
2 weeks after fledging, Dandenong Ranges Victoria, 1989. Edited – gap between calls was longer than 1min. |
© Ed McNabb |
| Tyto multipunctata – Lesser Sooty Owl | ||
| Typical call |
Bomb whistle | © John Young |
| Chicks begging |
© John Young |
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| Female at nest |
Female at nest calling to male | © John Young |
| Tyto novaehollandiae – Australian Masked Owl | ||
| Typical Call, female |
Dark phase female, Healesville, Victoria, October 1988 Edited, shortened gap between calls. |
© Ed McNabb |
| Tyto rosenbergii – Celebes Barn Owl, Sulawesi Masked Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Dumoga Bone, Sulawesi | © Dave Farrow |
| Tyto alba – Common Barn Owl | ||
| Pair Calling |
Mid-August, Peck’s Lake. Edited, original gap between calls 20sec. | © Doug Von Gausig |
| Twittering |
Recorded at Elkhorn Slough, Central California | © Doug Von Gausig |
| Typical Call |
Recorded at Prescott, Arizona | © Doug Von Gausig |
| Chicks Begging |
Australia | © John Young |
| Tyto longimembris – Eastern Grass Owl | ||
| Female at nest |
Female at nest accepting food from male | © John Young |
| Chicks begging |
© John Young |
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| Phodilus badius – Oriental Bay Owl, Asian Bay Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Pasoh, Malaysia | © Dave Farrow |
| Otus sagittatus – White-fronted Scops Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Kaengkrajarn National Park, Thailand | © Vetida Pongpanit |
| Otus spilocephalus – Mountain Scops Owl, Spotted Scops Owl | ||
| Typical male |
Bhutan | © Dave Farrow |
| Male |
Responding to playback – Taiwan | © Wayne Hsu |
| Otus bakkamoena – Indian Scops Owl | ||
| Typical Call (male?) |
North east India | © Bruce Marcot |
| Otus lettia – Collared Scops Owl | ||
| Typical calls |
Thailand | © Dave Farrow |
| Typical Call |
Hong Kong | © Hong Kong Bird Watching Society |
| Otus senegalensis – African Scops Owl | ||
| Typical call |
Yemen | © Dave Farrow |
| Otus scops – Common Scops Owl, Eurasian Scops Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
© Brinzal |
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| Chick |
© Brinzal |
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| Typical Call |
Russia | © Jevgeni Ekimov |
| Otus flammeolus – Flammulated Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Douglas-fir/oak forests, Klamath Mountains, NW California | © Bruce Marcot |
| Otus magicus – Moluccan Scops Owl | ||
| Territorial Call |
Halmahera, Indonesia | © Dave Farrow |
| Otus elegans – Ryukyu Scops Owl, Elegant Scops Owl | ||
| Typical Male |
Lanyu Island (Otus elegans botelensis) | © Lars Koerner |
| Typical Male |
Responding to imitation during the day – Taiwan | © Wayne Hsu |
| Otus manadensis – Celebes Scops Owl, Sulawesi Scops Owl, Magic Scops Owl | ||
| Duet |
(Female is higher pitched) | © Lars Koerner |
| Territorial Call |
Lore Lindu, Sulawesi | © Dave Farrow |
| Otus insularis – Seychelles Scops Owl, Bare-legged Scops Owl | ||
| Male |
© Lars Koerner |
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| Otus pembaensis – Pemba Scops Owl | ||
| Typical calls |
© Andrew Perkin |
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| Megascops kennicottii – Western Screech Owl | ||
| Male A song |
Mixed hardwood-conifer, Klamath Mountains, NW California | © Bruce Marcot |
| Call B song |
Mixed hardwood-conifer, Klamath Mountains, NW California | © Bruce Marcot |
| Megascops asio – Eastern Screech Owl | ||
| A-song |
© John Feith |
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| B-song |
Ithaca, New York, U.S.A. | © Lang Elliott |
| A-song |
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada | © Lucie Brisebois |
| Megascops trichopsis – Whiskered Screech Owl, Spotted Screech Owl | ||
| Typical call |
Mountains south of Patagonia, Arizona, January 1997 | © Greg Clark |
| Soft, hollow hoot |
Mountains south of Patagonia, Arizona, January 1997 | © Greg Clark |
| Megascops choliba – Tropical Screech Owl | ||
| A-song |
Peru | Download: .mp3megascops-choliba-1 |
| B-song |
© Lars Koerner |
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| Typical A-calls |
Goiania, Brazil | © Nunes D’Acosta |
| Megascops watsonii – Northern Tawny-bellied Screech Owl | ||
| Typical Call, medium pace |
(Unverified) Recorded near Manaus, Brazil | © Lars Koerner |
| Megascops nudipes – Puerto Rican Screech Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
© Mark Oberle |
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| Bubo virginianus – Great Horned Owl | ||
| Pair calling |
Mid-march night at Peck’s Lake | © Doug Von Gausig |
| Nocturnal Shriek |
Owlet calling for food | © Tom Guenin |
| Harnk |
April 12, 1998 – time between calls compressed. | © Greg Clark |
| Typical Call |
Captive Female “Alice”, Houston, Minnesota. | © Karla Bloem |
| Typical Call |
Wild Female “Wheezy”, Houston, Minnesota. | © Karla Bloem |
| Typical Male |
Wild Male “Victor”, Houston, Minnesota. | © Karla Bloem |
| Excited |
Wild Male “Victor”, Houston, Minnesota. | © Karla Bloem |
| Typical Female |
Wild Female “Virginia”, Houston, Minnesota. | © Karla Bloem |
| Hoo-hoo-hoo |
Wild Male “Victor”, Houston, Minnesota | © Karla Bloem |
| Annoyed Chitters |
Captive Female “Alice”, Houston, Minnesota | © Karla Bloem |
| Clucking at Nest |
Captive Female “Alice”, Houston, Minnesota | © Karla Bloem |
| Emphatic Hoot |
Captive Female “Alice”, Houston, Minnesota | © Karla Bloem |
| Hisses |
Captive Female “Alice”, Houston, Minnesota | © Karla Bloem |
| Screaming Chitters |
Captive Female “Alice”, Houston, Minnesota | © Karla Bloem |
| Squawks |
Wild Male “Victor”, Houston, Minnesota | © Karla Bloem |
| Nervous Squawks |
Goiania, Brazil | © Nunes D’Acosta |
| Bubo bubo – Eurasian Eagle Owl | ||
| Typical Male Call |
© Brinzal |
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| Typical Female Call |
© Brinzal |
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| Alarmed |
© Brinzal |
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| Chick |
© Brinzal |
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| Courtship |
Captive pair, Feb. 1983. Includes “cuckling” by male during ritual feeding. | © Vadim Lapushkin |
| Aggression |
Captive pair, Feb. 1983. Whistling aggression to recordist during courtship. | © Vadim Lapushkin |
| Courtship |
Captive pair, February 1983. | © Vadim Lapushkin |
| Bubo africanus – Spotted Eagle Owl, African Eagle Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
© Paolo Taranto |
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| Courtship |
© Paolo Taranto |
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| Bubo scandiacus – Snowy Owl | ||
| Typical Calls |
© Unknown |
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| Scotopelia peli – Pel’s Fishing Owl | ||
| Wail Call (?) |
Possibly female, Luilaka River, Salonga National Park, central Dem. Rep. Congo | © Bruce Marcot |
| Strix ocellata – Mottled Wood Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Shivalik Hills, foothills of Himalayas, Dehra Dun, North India | © Bruce Marcot |
| Strix leptogrammica – Brown Wood Owl | ||
| Typical Calls |
India. (listen for the rarely heard introductory note on the second call) | © Bruce Marcot |
| Strix aluco – Eurasian Tawny Owl | ||
| Typical Male |
© Brinzal |
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| Female showing aggression |
© Brinzal |
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| Chick |
© Brinzal |
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| Typical Call |
Northwest England | © Lee Paterson |
| Typical Call |
Hardwood forest, north of Paris, France | © Bruce Marcot |
| Cree-ick call |
Probably female, Hardwood forest, north of Paris, France | © Bruce Marcot |
| Typical Calls |
Hardwood forest, north of Paris, France | © Bruce Marcot |
| Strix occidentalis – Spotted Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
© Unknown |
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| Strix varia / occidentalis – Hybrid Species | ||
| Hybrid Call |
Call of a Hybrid Barred / Spotted Owl (Strix varia / occidentalis) | © Janice Reid |
| Male hybrid location call |
Olympic National Park, Washington, USA. | © Keith Bagnall |
| Male hybrid location call |
Olympic National Park, Washington, USA. | © Keith Bagnall |
| Strix varia – Barred Owl, Hoot Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
East Texas | © Kevin Rawson |
| Call Variation |
East Texas | © Kevin Rawson |
| Hoo-wah calls |
East Texas, July 15, 2006 | © Kevin Rawson |
| Screams |
Recorded while Owls in flight | © John Feith |
| Strix hylophila – Rusty-barred Owl, Brazilian Owl | ||
| Call |
Nova Friburgo, Brazil | © Renato B. Pineschi |
| Strix rufipes – Rufous-legged Owl | ||
| Call variation |
© Felix Vidoz |
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| Call variation |
© Felix Vidoz |
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| Call variation |
© Felix Vidoz |
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| Contact Call (?) |
© Felix Vidoz |
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| Call variation |
January 1994 (mid-summer) | © Felix Vidoz |
| Call variation |
June 1998, Solo Individual, responding to playback | © Felix Vidoz |
| Call variation |
Responding to playback | © Felix Vidoz |
| Strix uralensis – Ural Owl | ||
| Typical Male |
Kishert district, 1995-06-15 | © Vadim Lapushkin |
| Adult Alarm Call |
Chaikovsky district, Russia, 1998-05-28 | © Vadim Lapushkin |
| Female Contact & Male Territorial Calls |
Chaikovsky district, Russia, 1998-05-28 | © Vadim Lapushkin |
| Fledglings |
70 days old, Kishert district, 1999-08-11 | © Vadim Lapushkin |
| Strix nebulosa – Great Gray Owl, Lapland Owl, Lapp Owl | ||
| Typical Male |
© Unknown |
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| Juvenile begging shrieks |
© Ilkka Heiskanen |
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| Adult alarm call near young |
Uinsky District, Perm, Russia, 08-08-2003 | © Vladimir Kazakov |
| Strix woodfordii – African Wood Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Male (probably) – western Democratic Republic of the Congo | © Bruce Marcot |
| Typical Call |
Possibly female – northwestern Zimbabwe | © Bruce Marcot |
| Strix virgata – Mottled Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Costa Rica, 17th June, 1999 | © Doug Von Gausig |
| Strix nigrolineata – Black and White Owl | ||
| Call |
El Pizote, Costa Rica, 22nd June 1999 | © Doug Von Gausig |
| Strix huhula – Black-banded Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Brazil | © Nunes D’Acosta |
| Pulsatrix perspicillata – Spectacled Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Costa Rica | © Jorge F. Corrales |
| Threat Call, female |
El Gavilan, Costa Rica, June 1999 | © Doug Von Gausig |
| Surnia ulula – Northern Hawk Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
© Unknown |
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| Glaucidium brodiei – Collared Owlet, Collared Pygmy Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Thailand | © Dave Farrow |
| Call during day |
Taiwan | © Wayne Hsu |
| Glaucidium perlatum – Pearl-spotted Owlet | ||
| Typical Call, Part 1 |
Namibia | © Dave Farrow |
| Typical Call, Part 2 |
Given after part 1 and a short pause | © Dave Farrow |
| Glaucidium californicum – Northern Pygmy Owl | ||
| Typical Call (male?) |
Douglas-fir forests of NW California | © Bruce Marcot |
| Typical Call (female?) |
East of Monterrey, California | © Doug Von Gausig |
| Glaucidium palmarum – Colima Pygmy Owl | ||
| Typical Call, male |
© Lars Koerner |
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| Glaucidium mooreorum – Pernambuco Pygmy Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
October 1990 | © Galileu Coelho |
| Glaucidium brasilianum – Ferruginous Pygmy Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Brazil | © Nunes D’Acosta |
| Glaucidium ridgwayi – Ridgway’s Pygmy Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
G. r. cactorum | © Doug Von Gausig |
| Glaucidium radiatum – Barred Jungle Owlet | ||
| Typical Call |
North-eastern India | © Bruce Marcot |
| Glaucidium castanonotum – Chesnut-backed Owlet | ||
| Typical Male |
Sri Lanka | © Dave Farrow |
| Micrathene whitneyi – Elf Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
© Greg Clark |
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| Disturbed |
© Greg Clark |
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| Athene noctua – Little Owl | ||
| Typical Call, male |
© Brinzal |
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| Excited |
© Brinzal |
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| Alarm/warning Call |
© Steenuilgroningen |
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| Disturbed |
© Steenuilgroningen |
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| Young at nest |
Boltiere city, North Italy, July 2005 | © Marco Mastrorilli |
| Athene cunicularia – Burrowing Owl | ||
| Typical Male |
© Unknown |
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| Courtship calls? |
Goiania, Brazil | © Nunes D’Acosta |
| Alarmed / Defensive Call |
Goiania, Brazil | © Nunes D’Acosta |
| Aegolius funereus – Boreal Owl, Tengmalm’s Owl | ||
| Male territorial song |
© Brinzal |
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| Chick calling |
© Brinzal |
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| Aegolius acadicus – Northern Saw-whet Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
© John Feith |
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| Typical Call |
north-western California | © Bruce Marcot |
| Ninox rufa – Rufous Owl | ||
| Typical Male |
© Unknown |
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| Ninox strenua – Powerful Owl, Great Hawk Owl | ||
| Typical Male |
Engadine, NSW, April 2004 | © Richard Jackson |
| Typical Female |
Engadine, NSW, April 2005 | © Richard Jackson |
| Female Single Hoot |
Ferntree Gully National Park, Victoria, April 1981 | © Ed McNabb |
| 10 week old Chick Begging |
Olinda State Forest, Victoria, October 1979 | © Ed McNabb |
| Ninox connivens – Barking Owl, Winking Owl | ||
| Typical Call, female |
Chiltern, Victoria, January 1982 | © Ed McNabb |
| Typical Calls |
© John Young |
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| Female at nest calls to male |
© John Young |
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| Screams |
Chiltern, Victoria, January 1982 | © Ed McNabb |
| Juvenile Trilling |
Pilliga Forest, N.S.W. | © Matthew Stanton |
| Juvenile Begging? |
Chiltern, Victoria, January 1982 | © Ed McNabb |
| Ninox boobook – Boobook Owl, Spotted Hawk Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
Engadine, NSW, 2003-10-03 | © Richard Jackson |
| Typical Duet |
© John Young |
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| Ninox scutulata – Brown Hawk Owl, Oriental Hawk Owl | ||
| Pre-Call ‘Cooing’ |
Chitwan, Nepal | © Dave Farrow |
| Typical Call |
Southern Primorski Krai in the Russian Far East | © Bruce Marcot |
| Ninox affinis – Andaman Hawk Owl | ||
| Typical Call |
South Andaman | © Dave Farrow |
| Ninox ochracea – Ochre-bellied Hawk Owl | ||
| Male territorial calls |
Dumogo Bone, Sulawesi | © Dave Farrow |
| Ninox squamipila – Moluccan Hawk Owl, Indonesian Hawk Owl | ||
| Typical Calls (Duet?) |
Halmahera, Indonesia (N. s. hypogramma) | © Dave Farrow |
| Ninox natalis – Christmas Island Hawk Owl | ||
| Barking Call |
© Richard Hill |
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| Ninox punctulata – Speckled Hawk Owl | ||
| Typical Calls |
Lore Lindu, Sulawesi | © Dave Farrow |
| Pre-call 1 |
Often precedes Typical call – Lore Lindu, Sulawesi | © Dave Farrow |
| Pre-call 2 |
Often precedes Typical call – Lore Lindu, Sulawesi | © Dave Farrow |
| Asio clamator – Striped Owl | ||
| Juvenile calling parent for food |
Brazil | © Nunes D’Acosta |
| Agitated |
Brazil | © Nunes D’Acosta |
| Asio otus – Long-eared Owl | ||
| Typical Male |
© Brinzal |
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| Typical Female |
© Brinzal |
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| Courtship wing clap |
© Brinzal |
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| Young |
Brembo river, Bergamo, North Italy, July 2005 | © Marco Mastrorilli |
| Fledged young |
France | © Vivienne Lucas |
| Asio flammeus – Short-eared Owl | ||
| Typical Male |
© Brinzal |
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| Female response (?) |
© Brinzal |
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Sumber: http://www.owlpages.com
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