From Simple to Complex Bird Sounds

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🗓️ 7 January 2022

⏱️ 2 minutes

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From hisses and grunts to elaborate songs.

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0:00.0	This is bird note.
0:05.0	From the simplest bird sounds to the most complex.
0:10.0	Most birds make sounds with their seerings, but a turkey vulture doesn't actually have one.
0:19.0	This cormorant has only one set of muscles to control its seerings.
0:27.0	Now we're going to increase in complexity, from grunts to simple calls, all the way up to a bird that has
0:36.8	over a thousand distinct songs in its repertoire.
0:41.6	Henslowe Sparrow, Ovenbird, Willow Fly Catcher.
0:53.0	Field Sparrow.
0:58.0	Carolee
1:00.0	Carolina Wren.
1:03.4	Western Beda Lark.
1:07.0	Wood thrush. And finally, the brown thrasher. I'm Chris Hoff from the world according to sound.
1:30.1	I'm Chris Hoff from the world according to sound.
1:33.0	We're teaming up with Bird Note to make an immersive 70 minute sound event all about birds.
1:40.0	To find out how to attend, go to birdnote.org.

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