Birds that sings at night

Eastern Whip-poor-will Breeding males repeat their songs deep into spring and early summer nights within the bird's remaining eastern U.S. range.

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Yellow-breasted Chat The Yellow-breasted Chat's "song" is a weird and wonderful mix of cackles, clucks, whistles, and hoots.

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Barred Owl During mating season, Barred Owls engage in raucous duets combining a range of gurgles, caws, hoots, and cackles.

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Common Loon Few bird sounds are as mournful or memorable as the Common Loon's yodel, but that's not this large bird's only claim to fame.

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Eastern Screech-Owl Like the Barred Owl, Eastern Screech-Owls produce an impressive array of nighttime sounds.

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Upland Sandpiper The Upland Sandpiper's ecstatic song bounces over the prairie during spring months when the birds are breeding.

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Northern Mockingbird These expert mimics find inspiration in the songs of other birds and sometimes rock their tunes around the clock.

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