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Bird Sounds:     more books (102)

Birds of the Kotzebue Sound Region, Alaska by Joseph Grinnell, 2009-12-22 Field Guide to the Birds of Puget Sound by Earl J. Larrison, 1952 The Sound Approach to Birding: A Guide to Understanding Bird Sound [With 2 CDs] by Mark Constantine, Sound Approach, 2006-08 Sound (Early Bird Energy) by Sally M. Walker, 2005-09 Birds of Bolivia: Sounds and Photographs = Aves De Bolivia : Sonidos Y Fotographias by Sjoerd Mayer, 2000 Birds of Prey [Sound Recording] by Wilbur Smith, 2010-04 Even the Birds Don't Sound the Same Here: The Laotian Refugees Search for Heart in American Culture (American University Studies. Series XI, Anthrop) by Robert Proudfoot, 1990-09 Marshland Bird Walk (audio cassette and 30-page booklet) by Lang Elliott, 1998-07-01 Born to Sing: An Interpretation and World Survey of Bird Song (A Midland Book) by Charles Hartshorne, 1992-11-01 Our Puget Sound Birds & Habitat, Including Other Washington Locations by Craig; Johnson, Joy Johnson, 2007 GUIDE TO BIRD SOUNDS by Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology Library of Natural Sounds, 1985 A cottager's guide to the birds of Muskoka and Parry Sound by Alex Mills, 1981 GUIDE TO BIRD SOUNDS by Mary B. DICKINSON, 1983

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41. Birds Of The Upper Texas Coast - Sound Gallery
    Bird Sounds. Wow this is fun! I just started recording bird sounds. When I'm recording I find I listen more to the birds and I hear more, alot more.  
    http://www.texasbirding.net/sounds.htm
    
    Extractions: Bird Sounds Wow this is fun! I just started recording bird sounds. When I'm recording I find I listen more to the birds and I hear more, alot more. I think recording is the best way to learn your bird sounds. My current equipmet is a Sennheiser ME-60 shotgun microphone and a Marantz PMD-222 tape recorder. Fulvous Whistling-Duck , June 7, 1998 at Anahauc NWR Common Nighthawk "booming", June 6, 1998 at Anahuac NWR Yellow-billed Cuckoo , June 7, 1998 at Anahuac NWR Marsh Wren , June 7, 1998 at Anahuac NWR Carolina Wren , June 20, 1998 Jones State Forest Eastern Kingbird , June 7, 1998 at Anahuac NWR Acadian Flycatcher , June 20, 1998 Jones State Forest White-eyed Vireo , June 7, 1998 at Anahuac NWR White-eyed Vireo , June 20, 1998 at Jones State Forest Pine Warbler , June 20, 1998 Jones State Forest Hooded Warbler , June 20, 1998 Jones State Forest Common Yellowthroat , June 6, 1998 at Anahuac NWR Summer Tanager , June 20, 1998 Jones State Forest Northern Cardinal , June 7, 1998 at Anahuac NWR Dickcissel , June 6, 1998 at Anahuac NWR Seaside Sparrow , June 6, 1998 at Anahuac NWR Seaside Sparrow , March 25, 2000 Anahuac NWR Orchard Oriole , June 6, 1998 at Anahuac NWR Orchard Oriole , June 7, 1998 at Anahuac NWR Eastern Meadowlark , June 7, 1998 at Anahuac NWR

42. BIRD SOUNDS — Tanzania Bird Atlas - Distribution And Seasonality
    Bird sounds pulled from the members' folders. To get your sound listed here, upload a FILE into your home folder as an .mp3 or .wav file. Then it will pop up automatically in  
    http://tanzaniabirdatlas.com/member-videos

43. Bird Sounds - Ask.com
    Top questions and answers about BirdSounds. Find 110 questions and answers about Bird-Sounds at Ask.com Read more.  
    http://www.ask.com/questions-about/Bird-Sounds

44. Bird Sounds | Science Project Ideas For Kids
    Whistling is the act of producing a musical sound by holding your lips and tongue in a certain way as you force air out of your mouth. Yes! I know that this sounds a bit vague, and  
    http://scienceprojectideasforkids.com/2010/bird-sounds/
    
    Extractions: Science Project Ideas for Kids You are here: Home Biology Animals / Bird Sounds August 21, 2010 By Janice VanCleave Whistling is the act of producing a musical sound by holding your lips and tongue in a certain way as you force air out of your mouth. Yes! I know that this sounds a bit vague, and hope someone will send me a better definition. Whistling is something that never mastered. I can make a few pathetic sounds, but they fall very short of being musical. I envy you if you can  can whistle a tune or mimic different bird sounds. Like you, a bird can inhale air through it nose and/or mouth. The air travels through their wind pipe (the trachea syrinx. Some birds have wonderful control over their syrinx muscles. For example, the nightingale can sing up to 300 different songs. When you sing, you  stop and breath between notes. Birds also do this but instead of a deep breath, they take very quick mini-breaths so there is no apparent break between notes. While sinking, a canary may take as many as 30 mini-breaths a second. For more information, see

45. Bird Sounds Of The Willamette Valley, Oregon
    All Sounds Recorded in the Willamette Valley. Why Local? Eliminate confusion Learning bird sounds is a challenge.  
    http://www.neighborhood-naturalist.com/neighborhood-naturalist_birdsounds.htm
    
    Extractions: Birds are like people, they have regional dialects. Several common bird species sound different here in the Willamette Valley than they do in other parts of North America, even within the Northwest. Bird Sound Index Featuring more than 100 species. The most extensive bird sound resource available for the Willamette Valley. Click below. Bird Sounds of the Willamette Valley Also available on a CD ROM

46. Top 40 Bird Songs - Birds In Backyards
    Learn about how birds make sounds and listen to our Top 40 bird songs.  
    http://birdsinbackyards.net/feature/top-40-bird-songs.cfm
    
    Extractions: Our 'Top 40 Chart' lists the most curious or distinctive bird calls in urban areas (mostly around Sydney), based on common enquiries to the Australian Museum. All audio files provided by Fred Van Gessel. Full details available here Top 40 song list Rank Song Group Factsheet Audio Common Koel The Sorrows Factsheet Sound file Channel-billed Cuckoo The Screechers Factsheet Sound file Southern Boobook The Hooters Factsheet Sound file Tawny Frogmouth The Hooters Factsheet Sound file Grey Butcherbird The Carollers Factsheet Sound file Willie Wagtail The Whistlers Factsheet Sound file Masked Lapwing The Cacklers Factsheet Sound file Little Wattlebird The Cacklers Factsheet Sound file Australian Raven The Criers Factsheet Sound file Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoo The Screechers Factsheet Sound file Australian Magpie The Carollers Factsheet Sound file Pied Currawong The Carollers Factsheet Sound file Laughing Kookaburra The Cacklers Factsheet Sound file Red Wattlebird The Clocks Factsheet Sound file Spotted Turtle-Dove The Cooers Factsheet Sound file Sulphur-crested Cockatoo The Screechers Factsheet Sound file Magpie-lark The Peepers Factsheet Sound file Galah The Screechers Factsheet Sound file Noisy Miner The Peepers Factsheet Sound file Red-whiskered Bulbul The Waverers Factsheet Sound file Black-faced Cuckoo-shrike The Waverers Factsheet Sound file Barn Owl The Hooters Factsheet Sound file Australian Owlet-nightjar

47. Bird Sounds & Bird Watching Tools
    Bird Sounds Bird Watching Tools The BirdSong IdentiFlyer and SongCards offer a fun and convenient way to identify bird songs and learn about birds.  
    http://www.kidenergy.com/birdsounds.html

48. Bird Sounds
    Matt Semke Vocals / Guitar Jason Zaborowski Bass / Vocals Charlie Smyrk Drums. Contact birdsoundsband@gmail.com. More Band Info ••• MySpace ••• Facebook  
    http://www.birdsoundsband.com/

49. Types Of Bird Sounds - What Sounds Do Birds Make
    There are many different types of bird sounds that can be used for identifying birds, including calls, songs and nonverbal bird sounds.  
    http://birding.about.com/od/identifyingbirds/a/birdsounds.htm
    
    Extractions: zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Birding / Wild Birds Search By Melissa Mayntz , About.com Guide Bird Behavior zSB(3,3) Birders who listen carefully to the birds they observe will quickly learn that there are many different types of bird sounds that have different meanings and uses. Understanding these different sounds and being able to distinguish them is the first step in effective birding by ear and identifying birds based on sound. Birds make a variety of calls, songs and nonverbal sounds with a language as complex as any spoken words. Alarm Calls : These sharp, piercing calls are used to warn other birds of danger, and birds will use them when they feel threatened. Alarm calls are typically short but loud and can carry over great distances. Alarm calls may also be used by aggressive birds to threaten others or while chasing other birds away. Begging Calls : Made by young birds, these plaintive calls are designed to draw attention and may include small peeps, whines and chirps. Begging calls are not usually loud, but can be heard clearly in the vicinity of a nest. Juvenile birds will continue to use these calls even after leaving the nest, and begging bird sounds are frequently accompanied by wing flutters and other motions.

50. Xeno-canto :: Bird Sounds From Around The World
    Welcome to xenocanto, the community database of shared bird sounds from the whole world. Search through the growing collection, identify or discuss unknown sounds and download  
    http://www.xeno-canto.org/
    
    Extractions: tips tags Log in Register Switch branch: AMERICAS ASIA AFRICA EUROPE ... WORLD Search Identify Browse Map search Collection All species Area checklist Species overviews Locations ... Statistics Participate Participate Meet the members Features Mysteries ... FAQ Welcome to xeno-canto , the community database of shared bird sounds from the whole world. Search through the growing collection, identify or discuss unknown sounds and download freely. Do you like what you see? Share your recordings and knowledge! Recordings of Whistler's Warbler (Seicercus whistleri) in the xeno-canto collection.

51. Bird Sounds - BirdSounds Plays A Full Bird Call Symphony And Shows You Pictures
    BirdSounds 1.0.2 BirdSounds is a soundenabled screen saver that anyone who likes birds should love. It chooses from 35 recordings of bird calls to play for you to give you a  
    http://bird-sounds.softalizer.com/
    
    Extractions: BirdSounds is a sound-enabled screen saver that anyone who likes birds should love. It chooses from 35 recordings of bird calls to play for you to give you a virtual stereo environment full of birds. BirdSounds comes with photos of birds too, that it displays on-screen. And, it shows you the names of the birds you can hear, so you can learn bird calls of birds you wouldn't normally see.

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