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Canada Goose Song and Sounds
A pair may alternate their honks so closely that it sounds like a single bird: a-hink-a-honk-a-hink-a-honk. Other sounds include aggressive barks and hisses ...
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Canada Goose Song and Sounds
A pair may alternate their honks so closely that it sounds like a single bird: a-hink-a-honk-a-hink-a-honk. Other sounds include aggressive barks and hisses ...
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Baltimore Oriole Song and Sounds
Sounds of the Baltimore Oriole. Icterus galbula. Shortcut: Series of bright, slurred whistles, sometimes with prominent harsh or raspy notes ...
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Common Yellowthroat Song and Sounds
Sounds of the Common Yellowthroat. Geothlypis trichas ... During aggressive social encounters, yellowthroats often make a chattering rattle. ...
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Welcome to Learn Bird Songs!
These sounds were recorded by Lang Elliott, nature recordist, wildlife photographer and nature writer. Lang is the bird song expert for learnbirdsongs.com. ...
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Red-winged Blackbird Song and Sounds
Sounds of the Red-winged Blackbird. Agelaius phoeniceus. Shortcut: Conk-a-reeeee. Song: The male's song is a loud, gurgling conk-a-reeeee or o-ka-leeeee. ...
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Red-winged Blackbird Song and Sounds
Sounds of the Red-winged Blackbird. Agelaius phoeniceus. Shortcut: Conk-a-reeeee . Song: The male's song is a loud, gurgling conk-a-reeeee or o-ka-leeeee. ...
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Red-winged Blackbird Song and Sounds
Sounds of the Red-winged Blackbird. Agelaius phoeniceus. Shortcut: Conk-a-reeeee. Song: The male's song is a loud, gurgling conk-a-reeeee or o-ka-leeeee. ...
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Red-winged Blackbird Song and Sounds
Sounds of the Red-winged Blackbird. Agelaius phoeniceus ... Call: The female's primary call is a sputtering chatter, often given just as her mate sings; ...
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Red-winged Blackbird Song and Sounds
Sounds of the Red-winged Blackbird. Agelaius phoeniceus. Shortcut: Conk-a-reeeee ... All rights reserved. Site sponsored by birdJam and Nature Sound Studio. ...
 
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