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Bird Sounds:     more books (102)

Birds of the Puget Sound Region (Regional Bird Books) by Bob Morse, Tom Aversa, et all 2003-09-01 A Guide to Night Sounds: The Nighttime Sounds of 60 Mammals, Birds, Amphibians, and Insects by Lang Elliott, 2004-09 Birdscapes: A Pop-Up Celebration of Bird Songs in Stereo Sound by Miyoko Chu, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, 2008-08-20 Sounds of the Wild: Birds Sound and Sentiment: Birds, Weeping, Poetics, and Song in Kaluli Expression (Conduct and Communication) by Steven Feld, 1990-01-01 NPR Sound Treks: Birds: Spellbinding Tales of Flight, Feather, and Song by NPR, 2010-06-01 Bird Sounds and Their Meaning by Rosemary Jellis, 1984-07 Birds of Seattle and Puget Sound (City Bird Guides) by Chris C. Fisher, 1996-10-15 Marine Birds and Mammals of Puget Sound (Puget Sound Book) by Tony Angell, Kenneth C. Balcomb, 1982-09 Bird Songs of the Northwoods (Soothing Sounds of Nature) by Stan Tekiela, 2007-05-31 Know Your Bird Sounds: Common Western Species (with audio CD) by Kevin Colver, Lang Elliott, 2008-01-10 Secrets of Sound: Studying the Calls and Songs of Whales, Elephants, and Birds (Scientists in the Field Series) by April Pulley Sayre, 2006-07-24 Bird Sounds of Madagascar: An Audio Guide to the Island's Unique Birds by The British Library, 2010-02-15 Know Your Bird Sounds, Volume 2: Birds of the Countryside by Lang Elliott, 2004-03

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1. Canary Bird Sounds
   Canaries are pleasant birds to keep as pets, their delightful songs are a canaries most valuable asset and a joy to canary owners. Male canaries are the singers, but when kept  
   http://www.soundboard.com/sb/Canary_Bird_sounds.aspx

2. Parakeet Sounds And Vocalizations
   Parakeet Sounds and Vocalizations What Noises do Parakeets and Budgies Make?  
   http://www.lisashea.com/petinfo/articles/bird_sounds.html
   
   Extractions: Search For: Parakeets are VERY smart creatures and are used to living in gigantic flocks with thousands of members. They would use a variety of calls and chirps to stay in contact with each other, to warn of danger, to track down their children, and much more. These same noises and chirps are used when they are pets in your cage! Note that while other parrots can be VERY loud - including cockateils and macaws - parakeets are NOT extremely loud. If you neglect them they may cry out for attention, but if you take good care of them, they will be peaceful and happy! Contented Warble Parakeets love music and will sing along with songs as best they can by fweeping merrily. They won't normally just spontaneously do this if it's quiet, but if there's music playing they'll add in their own voices. Note that if you leave your parakeets alone you should leave some music playing to keep them company. In the wild, there was always noise. If there was NOT noise it was a sign that there was a predator lurking around. So to leave your parakeets in a dead silent area is going to give them a lot of stress.

3. Bird Sounds Of Birds Sound Effects - Download Bird Sound Effects - 1SoundFX.com
   Download bird sound effects and different sounds of birds. Huge selection of bird sounds are available at 1soundfx.com  
   http://www.1soundfx.com/sounds-bird_sounds.html

4. Bird Sounds Digitally Recorded
   Hear the sounds of Birds recorded on MiniDisc digital recorder by the author. All are wav files. Also learn a little about recording natural sounds.  
   http://www.naturesongs.com/birds.html
   
   Extractions: On these pages are the sounds of North American birds (Costa Rican birds have their own page, below) - not just bird calls or bird songs, but all the sounds birds make, such as wing sounds and bill rattles. Since most bird species use different vocalizations for different circumstances, I've tried to tell you what the bird was doing at the time of the recording. It has become even more obvious to me during this project that a bird's vocalizations can be nearly as complex in the information they contain as our own. Individuals of a species sing different songs with different "words" and "phrases" than another individual, and the same species from different territories sing about different things in different ways. One of my ongoing trials is what to call the sounds birds make. They sing, they talk, they whinny and squawk and squeak. They chip and chirp and chack, and the cry and crow and caw. Some ducks quack, some whistle, some peep or screech. Some birds bark or croak or grunt or grumble. Many species, at one time or another mutter and mumble and whisper. You could fill volumes, write epic speeches and set up courses for online universities based on the sounds our amazing feathered friends make. I find myself making up onomatopoeic names like "Chack" and "Pipe" and "Chuckerring". Flickers have a "Klear" call, Great Blue Herons "Gronk". If you have a name for some bird's sound, share it with me - some day I'll write a bird call thesaurus!

5. BBC - Science & Nature - Birds - Bird Sounds
   BBC Radio 4 programme celebrating International Dawn Chorus day. Includes samples, programme archive, and recording tips.  
   http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/programmes/radio/dawn_chorus/

6. John's Birding Trip Reports
   Detailed trip reports from the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Kenya, with photos, species lists, and some bird sounds.  
   http://home.tiscali.nl/~jvanderw/

7. ENature: Bird Audio
   Comprehensive audio guide to the songs and calls of over 550 North American birds.  
   http://www.enature.com/birding/audio.asp
   
   Extractions: @import url("/styles/eNature.css"); @import url("/styles/ajaxtabs.css"); About eNature Get eNature Content Contact eCards ... Help articles eCards help photographers Species Search: Select an option Learn what wildlife lives in my area Identify an animal or plant I just saw Ask a specific question Get info about a National Park or Refuge Know what endangered species live near me Send an eCard I want to: The songs and calls of more than 550 North American birds can now be heard online. Just click on one of the names below to find a particular species. Long-legged Waders Cranes

8. Bird Sounds - Download Free Content From Ohio On ITunes
   Download or subscribe to free content from Bird Sounds by Ohio on iTunes.  
   http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewiTunesUCollection?id=38680

9. Knutsford Ornithology - Birds & Birders In Cheshire, North-West England
   Trips and meetings, news, history, photo gallery, bird sounds, and description of Tatton Park.  
   http://www.10x50.com

10. Bird Sounds Library
    AZFO MP3 Bird Sounds Library Information and Directions Please read below before clicking here to go to Bird Sound Library. The AZFO Bird Sounds Library features  
    http://www.azfo.org/SoundLibrary/sounds_intro.html
    
    Extractions: Information and Directions The AZFO Bird Sounds Library features recordings made in Arizona or, for selected rarities, from nearby areas. Its purpose is to provide a tool for learning local song dialects and calls of species that occur in Arizona and to (eventually) post multiple recordings from throughout the state to document geographical variation in song dialect. We encourage contributions of additional recordings or write ups. See link on sidebar. Excellent advice on getting started making your own recordings is available at the Wildlife Sound Recording Society website Note before using: Connection Speed: These are LARGE files, NOT recommended over dialup connections Browser Compatibility: The Sound Library works best on the PC in Internet Explorer. There have been problems in the past with running it on the PC in Firefox, although these seem to have been resolved. Upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Flash Player if you experience problems. It is reported to work fine on the Mac in both Safari and Firefox. To Quickly Play a Song: Click on the play button to the left of each species On some browsers you have to click twice (once to activate, once to play)

11. Bird Songs
    Recordings of Bird Songs Other Awards BIRD SONGS Songs and calls of some New York State birds Speak, cry, warble, call, speak each one according to your variety, each, according to  
    http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~tony/birds/

12. The Great Backyard Bird Count Is For Kids! — Great Backyard Bird Count
    The Great Backyard Bird Count (or GBBC) takes place over four days in February each year. It's very easy! Watch and count birds in your yard, a nearby park, or maybe at your school.  
    http://www.birdsource.org/gbbc/kids
    
    Extractions: It's very easy! Watch and count birds in your yard, a nearby park, or maybe at your school. Report what you saw by entering your bird list online. By doing this, we learn what kind of birds are being seen in the winter and whether there are more or fewer of them than before. Learn more about how to participate. You'll have more fun if you learn more about birds. Try some of the games below and acitvities on this page!

13. Australian Bird Pictures And Sounds
    Photos taken by a Dutch birder on two 6 week trips in Australia in 2001-2002; links to bird sounds.  
    http://www.xs4all.nl/~leou/ausbirds
    
    Extractions: Websites updated The new high resolution birding images of eastern Australia from 2008 are here The older low resolution images from northern, central, southern and western Australia from 2001 and 2002 are here De website met de lagere resolutie foto's en vogelgeluiden uit 2001 en 2002 van noord, centraal, zuid en west Australië zijn hier As soon as possible I will integrate both galleries and add bird sounds to the new web pages.

14. Bird Sounds
    Links to Bird Audio Clips and Bird Sounds at JungleWalk.com. Animal Audio, Video, Pictures, Posters, TShirts, and more  
    http://www.junglewalk.com/sound/Bird-sounds.htm

15. Cerulean Warbler - Defenders Of Wildlife
    Provides information about the size, habitat, identification features, and diet of this bird that sounds as if it s buzzing.  
    http://www.defenders.org/wildlife_and_habitat/wildlife/cerulean_warbler.php

16. Caprimulgiforms To Piciforms
    Telinga Microphone Sales Other Bird, Sounds, and Environmental Links Plants of the Verde Valley Sedona Use and Licensing of Sounds EMail me doug@naturesongs.com  
    http://www.naturesongs.com/caprpici.html
    
    Extractions: Lesser Nighthawks Chordeiles acutipennis ) sit on the ground of the chaparral hilltops and trill this toad-like trill on the summer nights around central Arizona. This one was at Peck's Lake May 20th, 1999. The sound is very hard to localize, since it is so low, quiet and "generic" (high-pitched sounds are much easier to find), and they are generally closer to you than they seem to be. (72K) This species gets together in a kind of lek - several calling at once, and occasionally flying up in a fluttering courtship display while singing this strange song . (106K) Here's a different "finish" to the regular trill for those of you who enjoy Nighthawk talk. (115K) Common Nighthawks Chordeiles minor ) "sing" this monotone "song" while they swoop around catching bugs in the evenings. This one was recorded near Paulden, Arizona, 7/21/00. (188K)

17. Bird Sounds? - Halloween Forum
    Does anybody have or know where I can get a track of bird sounds, like crows and ravens, etc. Any help would be appreciated.  
    http://www.halloweenforum.com/halloween-music/68360-bird-sounds.html
    
    Extractions: Bird Sounds? 06-04-2008, 06:29 PM nightrideproductions nightrideproductions is offline Bringing the Dead to Life Join Date: May 2008 Location: Northeast Pennsylvania Posts: 671 Blog Entries: Bird Sounds? permalink Does anybody have or know where I can get a track of bird sounds, like crows and ravens, etc. Any help would be appreciated. Tweet

18. The Earthlife Web - Bird Sounds:- Songs And Calls
    An introduction to bird song, the apparatus and the reasons behind it.  
    http://www.earthlife.net/birds/song.html
    
    Extractions: see :- Bird Ears Bird song is one of the wonders of the natural world. It has uplifted and cheered human beings for as long as history has been recorded and its beauty continues to charm us more than ever in this modern technological world. Most urban homes play host to some song birds and to hear the dawn chorus at the same time as watching the sunrise is a truly beautiful experience. Birds however do not sing to charm humans. Song birds evolved around 60 million years ago, long before any humans were around to listen. For birds, singing is a means of communicating with the world, and mostly this means 'other birds'. Birds do not have a larynx like we do. Instead they have an organ called a syrinx. The syrinx is located much deeper in the bird's body than our larynx is and for many years scientists had little idea how birds actually made sound. Even today there is a lot we do not know. However, by dint of making birds do lots of unnatural things, like sing with fibre-optic scopes down their throats, sing in a helium oxygen atmosphere or sing with their beaks held open, while watching them with infra-red and x-ray cameras scientists have learned a little about how this amazing instrument works. A bird's syrinx is a double instrument that sits deep in a bird's chest at the point where the trachea divides into two bronchi. A part of it rests in each bronchi and each of these halves is capable of making sound. This means that a bird can sing two different notes at the same time, or even sing a duet with itself.

19. Bird Sounds | TutorVista
    * Talk to a Live Tutor * 24/7 Tutor Availability * Homework Help * Get help in Math, English, Science, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Statistics  
    http://www.tutorvista.com/topic/bird-sounds

20. Bird Songs And Calls
    Learn the difference between birds songs and calls. Listen to other bird sounds, bird song CDs  
    http://www.all-birds.com/Sound.htm
    
    Extractions: While bird watching is enjoyable, learning the songs and calls of birds adds an exciting dimension to it. Being able to identify unseen birds from a distance, when they are hidden in the bush or a wooded habitat, by listening to their songs and calls is very satisfying. Many people do what is called spishing, where they make a (spis) sound with their lips. Another technique is kissing the back of your hand to make a squeaking sound. Some songbirds such as chickadees and warblers will come to check out the sound. A Bit of History The first record of bird song recording was by Ludwig Koch in 1889. At the time Ludwig was eight years old. He recorded the Indian Shama, a member of the Thrush family. Many years later after Dr. Koch moved to Britain from Germany he worked with E.M Nicholson. E.M Nicholson became the director of the Nature Conservancy creating the book “Songs of Wild Birds.

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