Bioacoustics of Tamias (Neotamias) palmeri

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activity · Plazi

Activity patterns. Palmer’s Chipmunk is terrestrial, diurnal, and active year-round, although activity nearly ceases during winter. Males can forage during winter when weather is mild, though there may still be snow on the ground. A secretive but easily tamed species; males are more aggressive than females. Its vocalization is described as “chips,” with 5-17 calls per five seconds. Female vocalizations have a higher maximum frequency. Other less common calls are described as “chucks,” “chippering,” and growls.

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SourceIts nameIts rankIts familyRecord
PlaziTamias palmeriSpeciesSciuridaePlazi/Tamias palmeri

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