Non-Vocalization: Many Ways to Make Noise

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🗓️ 7 February 2022

⏱️ 2 minutes

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Tail feathers, swinging sticks, drumming, and more.

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0:00.0	This is Bird Note.
0:02.0	To talk, humans use a larynx, a complex vocal organ.
0:06.0	Birds use a syringe, but some species employ other body parts to make sound. The body part,
0:17.0	body part, wings.
0:20.0	Body part wings.
0:22.0	Species roughed grouse.
0:25.0	Wings and tail,
0:30.0	Wilson's... Wings and tail
0:33.2	tail Wilson's snipe. Achre A tree banged with a stick held in long beak, magnificent frigate bird. Finally, chess sacks sage sage crows.
1:23.0	I'm Sam Hornet for the world according to sound.
1:30.0	We're teaming up with Bird Note to make an immersive 70 minute
1:35.6	virtual event about the sound of birds.
1:38.7	More info at birdnote.org. note.

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