Bird Sounds
Maybe it's an escaped Laughing Kookoburra?"
You have the ideal surrounds for this bird as the tend to frequent parks and fields unlike the Greater spotted Woodpecker they can often be seen foraging on the ground,hunting or Ants and insects.
Hope this is the answer to your question."
go outside and shout "hello" and hear if it says hello back =P
ok its too late for me, im going to bed.
its not a catbird! no catbirds are gold with black spots!"
Manjusri"
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the two most common gold and black birds (in the
another possiblity (unless you actually saw the bird singing) is that you heard a baby or juvenile squirrel and saw the bird, i was tricked like this when i heard what i thought to be a cat but looked up and saw a squirrels nest few babies in it."
where can i download some bird sounds for free?"
Good luck!"
i live in
Birds can make so many fasinating sounds, they can even sound liek a gorilla sometimes with the noises they make.
Crickets make loud noises aswell at night so it probably is a mixture of crickets and a stupid bird that needs to take a good dose of sleeping pills.
Goodluck getting to sleep♥"
Most are short so just set them on a loop when you're playing them.
Good luck, hope the mockingbird doesn't start imitating raptor calls !"
I live in southern
Give us Some Information."
One particular bird was adept at making a sound like a creeky door. We'd hear a sound like a door opening, and go to look... nothing. Eventually we caught him in the act...
It seems they have a great sense of humor."
What Kind of Bird is this? (central NC)"
I really want to know what kind these are. at first it looked kind of like a seagul but it has a black head. now i live in
the body was white underneth, and it sounds like a dog squeaky toy,
WHAT BIRD IS THIS???"
Boat-billed Herons communicate through vocal and mechanical sounds such as bill-pops that sound like human handclaps.
White-Throated, Chucklers, and Melodious Laughing Thrushes have calls that sound like human laughter.
Many birds that have their throats slit make sounds that resemble human screams.
The Mourning Dove makes a slight whistling sound:"
he 13..only in 6th grade
and he only do it to me but he said he dont like me"
thats just weird"
or maybe when he tries to speak to u he cant because hes totally in luv with you.
damn just like those high school movies"
a way of getting attention. and bad behavior to follow."
that could be 1 thing"
We had a bird boy at my school too....we called him Crow Boy, he sounded just like a crow!!! He would do it thinking we like it, and of course we were only laughing at him.
Hint : Don't go out with the bird boy!"
i think he will stop doing that soon!
Have fun and be happy in life!"
If he's not telling you, than chances are he's trying to get you to not like him.
guys can do such weird things."
At nighttime, it should be silent, and you should put a light, breathable sheet over the bird's cage to emphasize night and help the bird sleep."
unless you want them to go nuts try playing some arch enemy or system of a down"
its soothing, they can pickup some words, and its just good ole music :)
my animals get country all day
avoid cursing around your bird (its a kid, it picks up the bad stuff)
You can get a continous play cassette tape and record the words you want to teach your bird - say the word normal and repeat it 4 times every 3-5 seconds, then add the next word and repeat, after like 5 or 7 words, say them one at a time with 5-15 seconds between them
the problem with wildlife and bird sounds in my experience is the bird picks those up and not the words I want him saying.
enjoy"
There are also training CD's for birds, that probably would have the words repeating over and over again, repetition is the key to training a bird. Good luck and enjoy your bird."
I reccomend the Birdsitter DVD, my lorikeet loves the noises on it!
No sounds at night, they need their 10-12 hours sleep. :) And avoid the early morning unless you want your budgie vocalising that early, hehe.
I don't know of any noises to avoid, birds seem to love many noises, especially if it is loud. Although I would say avoid any hurt animal and preditor noises, maybe.
As for those CDs that teach birds to talk, they are useful, when used properly. If a bird hears the same phrase over and over and over, it will just tune out or even become so sick of it that it won't want to hear that phrase again!"
Look at this site about loons. There's a sound sample that plays when you're looking at the page."
Mourning Doves on the other hand, are anywhere in the
Here are some audio clips of each one's call to see which is what you heard.
Mourning Dove -
Common Loon -
Well, I hoped that helped you ^_^
- Becky"
As for getting him out of his cage, this might help!
It is meant for budgies, but works for other small birds to. This meathod worked with my sun conure!"
Mostly it is the male that talks
I keep the cage close to me, and cover the opposite side and sides. then I say a word over and over, about 5 min. then I ad a couple of more words kind of like hello, hello pretty boy. Keep repeating it. Do not feed the bird 1/2 hour before you begin his lessons, and then you work with him in 1/2 hour increments. Feed him a treat. do this a couple of times a day or as often as you feel like it. About 2 weeks he should start talking. I taught mine to sing the Marines Hymn and if he made a mistake he's say opps and start all over.
Getting him to come to you. First have his wings clipped by a person that knows how to do this. If he gets away from you if his wings are clipped he won't be able to fly.
Put you index finger just under his chest, and say up, when you put your finger or side of your hand there he will want to climb.
Do this every day as often as you want. He will get the idea.
then when he gets on your finger and stays there, say good bird, or what ever his name is. Then very slowly take your hand out of the cage with him on it. Hold your hand up toward your shoulder and let him hop on.
Don't make any sudden moves, as birds scare easily.
I have a halter and leash for mine (I have 2 now) I put the halters and leashes on them and we go for walks.
It takes a lot of patience. But with school being out you will have lots of time
Good Luck"
Sounds like you have a female bird if it is not whistleing tunes or trying to talk. Only females will tweet and never make any other sound until they are being bred with a male."
look
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They all have their own, distinct personalities and sounds."
like this...kooooooookooooooookoooooo....
magpies are cool..I had two as pets ..one could whistle I can feel a xxxx (australian beer) comming on ..to perfect pitch and wolf whistle.....
boing..boing..boing..here skippy .."
Quack Quack ~ Australian duck
Is 'Boing' the sound a kangaroo makes, I'm not sure!"
That thing should die. Shudder. Can't stand that bird.
YAY! Another Australian :]"
merry merry king of the bush is he
laugh, kookaburra, laugh, kookaburra
gay your life must be"
Here's one I can do...perfectly...
**http%3a//www.youtube.com/watch%3fv=pEzuC5UoM8g"
She's been knocking off Simo's weed again..."
i have a sulphacrested cocky and 2 blue tongue lizards;)"
When the cat sees a bird he might be able to hunt, he just gets so excited he lets out little squeeks, especially if the bird is too far away or on the other side of the window.
You may also hear him clicking his teeth together. In his excitement, he is making the motions of the "killing bite" with which he severs the spine of his prey. His tail will also twitch or wave. This is just another indication of his arousal."
A new bird call in the back garden - either that or there is someone cutting a copper pipe with a hacksaw. Bird sound is heard from 4.30am ish throughout the day. Anyone any ideas?
I live in South Warwickshire in the
We have a bird here in
If you see one compare it with the pictures on this site."