#AustralianBirdCalls, #AustralianBirdSongs
In response to a call for people's disliked noises a response came that Australian crows are horrific. I queried this suggesting that our Magpies, Cockatoos and Kookaburras are the more likely noise makers. As a result three beatiful videos have been put of the glorious songs of three Australian birds.
There are many melodic and mimicking Australian birds so I invite you to explore and share the ones that intrigue you, delight you and b.well annoy you in the replies below.
To get to the 3 videos posted just follow the #AustralianBirdCalls link.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.i welcome all nature sounds, & especially birdsong. i am particularly fond of the marbles-in-beak-rolling call of the magpie & the creative song of the butcherbird, but crows don't bother me either, nor do the endlessly cooing doves.
walklightly
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Townies? An even worse sound would be the strident call to prayer in the mosque or badly played bells.
yes, @FrayedBear, hearing church bells i still want to raise the moron alarm.
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