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===Vocalizations=== The male's song resembles a [[grasshopper]] buzz with a short squeaky introductory note and ending with a short chirp.<ref name="Manitoba Naturalists"/> It is often described as ''tika-zzzzzzzzzzzz-tik'' while the call is a short ''tsip''.<ref name=Earley/><ref name=Alsop/> It is most commonly confused with the song of the [[Nelson's sparrow]]. The male generally sings from a concealed location, but can also be seen singing from the top of protruding grass stems, or occasionally in flight.<ref name="Audubon Encyclopedia"/>
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