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    Song Sparrow Call

    Their most frequent call is a loud, shrill tchur that is similar to the call of a Red-bellied Woodpecker; however, it is higher pitched and less thumping.

    Red-headed Woodpecker Call – Sounds

    Peregrine Falcon call is usually silent except near nest, where most frequent call a loud, harsh, scolding ‘ka-yak, ka-yak, ka-yak

    Peregrine Falcon Call

    Black Cuckoo sound produces a mournful, three-noted call “I’m so saaaaad” call, the last note rising.

    The Black Cuckoo Sound ! Song ! Call

    Red-vented bulbul call consists of a variety of chirps and whistles, highly vocal as most species are described as gravelly or nasal.

    Red-vented bulbul Call

    Ashy Prinia call is very loud, cheerful, wheezy jimmy-jimmy-jimmy. The Ashy Prinia sounds include a sharp, nasal tee-tee-tee and a cracking kit kit kit.

    Ashy Prinia Call

    When birders hear the Blue cheeked bee eater call they know summer is in full swing.

    Blue-cheeked Bee-eater Call

    Bank Myna Sound

    Bank Myna Sound

    Common Myna Call

    House Sparrow Call and Facts

    House Sparrow Call and Facts

    Brown Gerygone Call consists of Three-to five-syllable soft twitter, diddle-it-did-dit, around the same pitch

    Brown Gerygone Call like what-is-it

    The black-rumped flameback call and sounds is a tapping or booming noises while female vocalizations tend more toward whinnying laughter than actual speech.

    The Black-rumped Flameback Woodpecker Call

    The distribution of Grey-headed Honeyeater is desert eucalypt shrubs on dunes and hills across the mid-northern mainland, from Pilbara, WA, to central Queensland.

    Grey-headed Honeyeater Call

    Male Yellow-billed Cuckoo call is a distinguishing series of hollow, wooden-sounding ka-ka-ka-ka-ka-ka-ka-kow-kow-kow-kow-kowlp-kowlp-kowlp-kowlp-kowlp syllables.

    Yellow-billed Cuckoo Call / Sound / Song

    common hawk-cuckoo call can also be interpreted in Hindi as piyaan kahan ("where is my love") or in Bengali as chokh gelo ("my eyes are gone") and in Marathi as paos ala ("the rain is coming"). 

    Common Hawk-cuckoo Call

    Torresian Crow call is nasal, high-pitched cawing uk-uk-uk-uk-uk-uk or ok-ok-ok-ok-ok-ok-ok.

    Torresian Crow Call and Facts

    The Three-toed Woodpecker call (Picoides tridactylus) is not very vocal.

    Eurasian Three-toed Woodpecker Call

    Painted bunting song is a rich, varied, high-pitched, musical series of sweet notes (thinner and sweeter than the song of Lazuli Bunting).

    Painted Bunting Songs

    Spotted Flycatcher call includes a thin, squeaky ‘zeee’, a sharp ‘chick’ and a ‘zee-zucc’ of alarm. Bill-snaps when flycatching.

    Spotted Flycatcher Call

    Northern Lapwing Call

    Northern Lapwing Call

    Painted Honeyeater Call

    Chiming Wedgebill Call

    Chiming Wedgebill Call

    The song of American Robin is the most melodious melody in the world.

    Song of American Robin

    Types of Osprey Calls Ospreys are one of the most captivating birds of prey to observe in the wild. Their striking appearance and distinctive vocalizations make them a unique species to study.

    Types of Osprey Calls – A Guide to Understanding Osprey Communication

    The bird song is also sung with a stutter or two between each syllable. During or after aggressive interactions, eastern phoebes are more likely to make their call.

    Eastern phoebe Song

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