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Birds of the Kotzebue Sound Region, Alaska (Volume 1)
Animal Sounds: Stridulation, Bird Vocalization, Whale Song, Bark, Lateralization of Bird Song, Purr, List of Animal Sounds, Turkey Calls
Zoomusicology: Bird Vocalization, Whale Song, Lateralization of Bird Song, Sound Mimesis in Various Cultures, Biomusic, Natural Sounds
Sounds of Texas Birds (Louise Lindsey Merrick Natural Environment) by Robert Benson, Karen Benson, 1994-04
Birds & Blooms (Welcome...To a world of new sounds, scents and scenes - right in your backyard!, Collector's Edition)
Sesame Street Let's Make Words Play-a-Sound Large Boxed Set! by Various, 2004
Guide to Bird Finding in Washington by Terence R. Wahl, Dennis R. Paulson, 1994
Bird and Mammal Calls of Australia: (EP Record Included) by Harold J. Pollock, 1979
Backyard Bird Walk (audio cassette and 30-page booklet) by Lang Elliott, 1998-07-01
East African Bird Sounds: The Complete Calls of the Birds of Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Burundi (T & AD Poyser) by Brian Finch, Terry Stevenson, et all 2002-03-15
Birds of Seattle and Puget Sound - 1996 publication. by Chris C Fishr, 1996
Birdscapes: A Pop-Up Celebration of Bird Songs in Stereo Sound [With Sound Board with Bird Songs] [BIRDSCAPES] [Hardcover]
First Play Sound SS Big Bird

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Suoni & Canti Degli Uccelli D'Europa
The use of sounds in bird systematics by Per Alström The British Library National Sound Archive. -. Bibliografia; -; Guida all acquisto
http://www.scricciolo.com/eurosongs/canti.htm
ADW: Thryothorus Atrogularis: Sounds
Sound recordings and scientific classification of this bird.
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/sounds/Thryothorus_atrogular
ADW: Thryothorus Modestus: Sounds
Recordings of this bird's song.
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/sounds/Thryothorus_modestus.
ENature: FieldGuides: Species Detail
Identification, range, and sounds of this bird.
http://www.enature.com/fieldguide/showSpeciesRECNUM.asp?recnum=BD0032
Taiga.com
Learn facts about this bird, view images, and listen to sounds.
http://www.corvus.org/

Extractions: Hosted Here hawkcount.org Raptor migration database hbmo.org Holiday Beach Migration Observatory hmana.org Hawk Migration Association of North America ontbanding.org Ontario Bird Banding Association (OBBA) esba-monroe.org Erie Shores Birding Associaton (ESBA) amazilia.net Allen Chartier's site thriftstoreart.com Paul Belker's gallery Amber Apartments of Royal Oak, Clawson, Troy and Berkley, MI UTILS Network
ADW: Aix Sponsa: Pictures
Photos, sounds, and taxonomy of this bird.
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/pictures/Aix_sponsa.html
ADW: Toxostoma Crissale: Sounds
Sound recordings and scientific classification of the bird.
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/sounds/Toxostoma_crissale.ht
ADW: Campylorhynchus Zonatus: Sounds
Offers sound recordings and provides the scientific classification of this bird.
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/sounds/Campylorhynchus_zonat
ADW: Laterallus Albigularis: Sounds
Sound recordings and scientific classification of this bird.
http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/sounds/Laterallus_albigulari
Newton's Apple: Teacher's Guides
The baby bird learns that song by matching the sounds it hears from its father and male A bird makes sounds with a vocal organ called the syrinx.
http://www.ktca.org/newtons/13/songb.html

Extractions: Segment length: 6:45 Insights You're walking in a park when suddenly a bird bursts into song. At a spot where a pile of leaves are flying, you see it-a large, robinlike bird with orange flanks and a white belly. It's a rufus-sided towhee. It's singing a song that sounds like "drink-your-tea-ee-ee-ee-ee." The bird spots you and changes its tune to "dreet, dreet, tow-hee, chee-wink." Is the bird talking to you? What is it saying? Why does a towhee sing this song instead of a robin's song? Why do songbirds sing at all? For the answers, you need to look at both heredity and experience. The songs a bird sings are usually distinctive to its species . Scientists believe a bird is born with a "neurological model" of what its song should sound like. The baby bird learns that song by matching the sounds it hears from its father and male neighbors. Scientists call this theory the auditory template hypothesis. In this theory, song learning begins at about ten days after hatching and continues for about 40 days. Baby birds then practice their songs through the fall and winter. By spring, birds have developed a "crystallized" song.
Bird Songs
Calls and songs of some New York state birds, organized by type of bird.
http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~tony/birds/
Bird Photographs And Songs
Click here for list of bird sound recordings included in my nature sound library. All recordings are available for commercial use. Links to RealAudio sound
http://www.naturesound.com/birds/birds.html

Extractions: by Lang Elliott, NatureSound Studio Twelve photographs are featured in this album, along with RealAudio sound recordings of each species' song. Click on the thumbnails below to view enlargements and hear sounds (photos and sound recordings RealAudio soundfiles only. My collection of singing bird photographs includes unique images of about 60 species of songbirds native to eastern and central North America. These colorful photos, along with a variety of superb non-singing portraits, are available for commercial use. Contact me by e-mail for more information: lang@naturesound.com Click here for a list of bird species included in my photo-collection. All shots are publication quality 35 mm color slides. Click here for list of bird sound recordings included in my nature sound library. All recordings are available for commercial use. Links to RealAudio sound files only (if you do not have a RealPlayer 3.0 or later, go to www.realaudio.com
Birds Of Suriname, South America
Includes checklist, birding hotspots, 100 photos, sounds, and habitat descriptions. Also a version in Dutch.
http://www.tem.nhl.nl/~ribot/english/
NatureSound Studio Doorway
Products and Services Featuring the sounds of Birds, Frogs, Insects, and Mammals. Lang Elliott Sole Proprietor. Click to Enter.
http://www.naturesound.com/
Dutch Birding Association - The Site For Birdwatchers And Twitchers
News, Dutch Birding journal, photo gallery, birds sounds, listers' rankings, and a bulletin board.
http://www.dutchbirding.nl/
Macaulay Library
sounds and video facilitate learning on many levels. Compare species using the library s vast collection. We produce tools for conducting field surveys and
http://birds.cornell.edu/MacaulayLibrary/
The Birds In Our Garden
Photos, sounds, and notes of birds in a Netherlands garden.
http://www.gardensafari.net/english/birds.htm

Extractions: Birds All pictures of garden wildlife below are thumbnails. Click on them te see an enlargement, usually 400 by 300 pixels, sometimes smaller or bigger. We normally use the animal's English name (if it has one). However the scientific name of the species is always mentioned in the photograph's captions. Click on for sound. For more information on a species click on a bird's name. You will be given a new page containing more on the bird's habits, the eggs, extra pictures and more sound if available. This page is divided into 6 chapters, of which the first one deals with passerine birds and is by far the biggest. That chapter has been divided into 7 smaller ones to keep navigation possible. In the chapter exotic birds we will deal with escaped species. It is doubtful, to say the least, whether these creatures stand a chance in the wild in the low countries. Contents: 1 Passerine Birds Pigeons Woodpeckers Exotic Birds ... Water Birds and 6 Other Birds 1 Passerine Birds Contents: 1.1 Thrushes Sparrows Titmice Finches ... Crows and Jays and 1.7 Other Passerine Birds 1.1 Thrushes
Index
Articles, pictures, sounds, videos, breeders lists, forums, classifieds, and organizations concerning mynah birds and starlings.
http://www.mynahbird.com/

Extractions: All material on this web site should not take the place of medical care that should be provided by your veterinarian. All sale or transactions that occur due to advertisements on mynahbird.com are between the buyer and seller only. Mynahbird.com does not endorse any specific aviaries, breeders, importers or products.
Index Of /pub/multimedia/sun-sounds/birds
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http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/multimedia/sun-sounds/birds/

Extractions: Name Last modified Size Description ... INDEX 01-Jun-1994 00:00 1k bluejay2.au 02-Dec-1993 00:00 10k chickad1.au 02-Dec-1993 00:00 19k chickad2.au 02-Dec-1993 00:00 14k crow3.au 02-Dec-1993 00:00 6k kingbird.au 02-Dec-1993 00:00 22k kookaburra.au 10-Jan-1991 00:00 26k other_bird.au 10-Jan-1991 00:00 17k prpmartn.au 02-Dec-1993 00:00 58k red_wattle_bird.au 10-Jan-1991 00:00 33k saypheob.au 02-Dec-1993 00:00 8k vrflycat.au 02-Dec-1993 00:00 16k whip_bird.au 10-Jan-1991 00:00 27k
GORP - Caribbean National Forest - Puerto Rico - BaC1o De Oro Trail #26
Mostly paved rain forest trail, featuring the sounds of running water and tropical birds in Puerto Rico's Caribbean National Forest.
http://gorp.away.com/gorp/resource/US_National_Forest/pr/hik_car6.htm

Extractions: This is an excellent trail for first time visitors. It is short and easy to hike. Combined with the lower section of the El Yunque Trail, it provides a nice 1 mile loop which returns you to the starting point. A short level paved section will lead you to the Baqo de Oro bathing complex. Originally built as a swimming pool in the 1930's by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), now it is only for viewing. From there you will continue to hike on a gravel trail through giant palms, orchids and bromeliads. You will pass many stream crossings and have the opportunity to enjoy the quiet sounds of running water among the jumbled rocks, and birds whistling as you view the lushness of the vegetation. As you hike see if you can catch a glimpse of one or more of the old fish hatchery tanks. Built of stone, some have a circular shape. These tanks represent a failed attempt to breed and introduce trout, an exotic cold water species, into the tropical forest. When you reach the El Yunque Trail junction, turn to the right to return to Palo Colorado, your starting point. A left turn takes you up the El Yunque Trail (#15) to some of the highest elevations of the rain forest.

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