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S. ulula has a variety of calls used by the different sexes in different situations.
When attracting a mate the male usually lets out a rolled whistle of ulululululululul and a sound similar to tu-wita-wit, tiwita-tu-wita, wita, when perching at a potential nest site.
The female ’ s call is usually less constant and more shrill.

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