Do you have a favorite bird song? Feel free to post samples.
Mine is picrel. This call echoing from the nearby forest in the early morning hours gives off such an eery, alien vibe:
https://www.deutsche-vogelstimmen.de/pirol/
Do you have a favorite bird song? Feel free to post samples. Mine is picrel.
I don't know about a songbird, but nightjar call is my favorite bird sound.
Grackles. Every time I go north for work I realize how much I love their rusty-hinge songs and parking lot swarming.
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Meant to say "miss" their calls, but love works too.
Also these
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we call them ching-chings because of their annoying chirping
The humble Black bird, I have heard them sing thousands of time but you still hear original sounds every time.
sound of my childhood right here. i'm not sure i've actually seen one of them i always figured they were owls when i was young
Mourning doves. It makes me feel like a kid again.
Not a song bird, but I love listening to gambit quails, particularly the males as they do sentry duty. They used to wake me up sometimes at the crack of dawn in summer but it was hard to ever be mad about it. I don't think other kinds of quails are as vocal as them, at least not that I've experienced elsewhere.
Has been posted before, very interesting song.
I like wood thrush's song
that's nice.
bass test
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/GBo8BX_IUDI
Mourning doves, it's weird.
Outta the way losers!
I was betrayed. All you did was show us 30 seconds of upbeat music.
That's its song, bro. Isn't it great?
Ich liebe die Bussard
https://www.deutsche-vogelstimmen.de/mausebussard/
I think pied butcher birds have one of the best tones, though they sound best when you hear them echo out like in the second example.
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Holy moly, that's a complex song.
oriental stork https://voca.ro/1enfCMF8PdTW
Blakiston's fish owl https://voca.ro/1lyDJnqzuzVj
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That's the coolest owl call I've ever heard.
Large owls are just cool.
chicka dee dee dee dee dee
Doesn't get more mournful then this.
Love it.
Heartbreaking
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This is the one. Brown thrasher. It's so nostalgic having been grown up in appalachy.
ah well that or whippoorwill, the nightbird. Haven't heard one in years.
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Also a favorite of mine. I've had one in my yard several times over the last couple of weeks.
I've always been a fan of White Throated Sparrows, it feels like they are actually trying to sing when they call.
So it does, very cool song!
The American bittern call is very cool, I heard and saw it while I was on an internship in Ontario
For local birbs it's the European robin. They have a very nice song, but I have one near me that's special to me. I always keep my window open for fresh air, and around 3AM there's a robin that starts singing on the other side of the road. There's a large bush underneath a lamp post, and the poor critter thinks it's the sun. Every night (when it's not raining) he arrives there in the middle of the night, singing under it's fake sun to other birbs who are asleep. I've never heard him quit, I just fall back asleep after a while. I feel bad for him.
It's currently 2:47AM here, and he's out there again :'(
I dunno I guess free bird by skynrd is ok.
Don't live anywhere near them, so I don't know how annoying they actually might be irl. But, for me, it's the loon.
these mad lads
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Good ones.
As long as it’s not them obnoxiously and loudly looking for sex I don’t mind it
doves, its so comforting
They remind me of the times I had to spend at my grandmother's when I was a kid. I'm immediately bored when I hear it, lol.
Oh yeah, that's the stuff
blue jay
I saw one eating a chipmunk in my backyard once.
This is bait
Whatever do you mean?
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