81. Bird Sounds Nature Pop Relaxation Sound Effects bird sounds nature pop relaxation sound effects Popular Music. http://www.thaipro.com/shop/2u-bird sounds-B00005Q46S.htm

Similar Products Echoes of Nature Morning Songbirds... See Details Singing Birds, Vol. 1... See Details Songbirds at Sunrise... See Details Singing Birds, Vol. 2... See Details Echoes of Nature Rainforest... See Details Bird Sounds nature pop relaxation sound effects Bird Sounds Titles don't match tracks Apparently 3 more tracks were inserted without updating the track index. I realized this when I played the whip-por-will track and heard a hermit thrush instead. Don't use this CD for field identification unless you can figure out what the 3 extra... Larger Photo Product ID: Release Date: 30 October, 2001 Media: Audio CD Manufacturer: Columbia River Ent. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours document.write('') Bird Sounds by: Various Artists Our Price: Price subject to change Tracks: Zero Tone Summer Tanager Rose-Breasted Grogbeak Orchard Oriole Northern Oriole Red-Winged Blackbird Bobolink Red-Eyed Vireo Yellow-Throated Vireo Solitary Vireo Song Thrush Missel Thrush Chorus: Wood Pigeon, Missel Thrush, Wren, Hedge Sparrow Starling Starling With Young Chaffinch Blackbird Chorus: Rooks, Blackbird, Thrush

82. 1983 National Geographic Bird Sounds Records - Ab1579 A four 33 1/3 RPM record set of the National Geographic Society s Guide to bird sounds. The recordings include the sounds of 179 species, you will hear some http://www.rubylane.com/shops/antiquebeak/item/ab1579

@import "http://pics.rubylane.com/0/rl.css"; Help ? My Account Shopping Bag Sign In ... Vintage Antique Beak Exclusively on Ruby Lane. Member since June 2000 View Shop Profile 1983 National Geographic Bird Sounds Records Collectibles : Vintage $12 USD Larger Views A four 33 1/3 RPM record set of the National Geographic Society's "Guide to Bird Sounds". The recordings include the sounds of 179 species, you will hear some very unmusical "songs" - the hooting of owls, the grating cries of terns, and the clapping and clicking of rails - as well as some quite melodious ones. Each record (I call them records rather than albums as they are made of a flimsy plastic, rather than the hard vinyl of albums) measures 9" in diameter and lists the bird sounds it contains. The inside of the record cover also lists the bird calls, in order, and each bird is announced prior to it's sound on the record. The records and cover are in excellent condition, as though they were seldom used. These would be a great go-with for birding field guides or a nice diversion for cage birds, but no matter how they are used, I'm sure you'll be pleased (and know your bird sounds quite well, in time!) (Item #ab1579) Add to Shopping Bag Ruby Lane Home About Ruby Lane, Inc.

83. MangoVerde Photos and sounds for almost 2000 bird species; field guide quick indices. http://www.mangoverde.com/

Bird Field Guide Quick Indices Bird Photos/Sounds/Videos Butterfly Photos Bird Field Guide Quick Indices Bird Photos/Sounds/Videos Butterfly Photos

84. World Bird Guide Volunteer project includes links to over 3000 sounds for over 1500 species of birds. http://www.mangoverde.com/birdsound/

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85. TheBirdZooHome Information about several birds, organized by biome. Includes interactive Images and sounds. http://thebirdzoo.com

The Bird Zoo (Note; This site is updated oftten, the images and sounds available for addition are many, the time to play is short. (last modified 8-02-05 @ 22:30 please check back for additions) Birds by BIOMES Links Desert Grassland Savannah/Woodland ... Birds of Prey Bird Links/exhibits in development Perching Birds Waders Rollover Image Quiz # 1 (do you know the species displayed here?) WELCOME Students, Teachers, Nature Lovers, Biologists, Conservationist. There is no substitute for the experience of seeing marvels of nature up close and in their natural settings. So when you can't get out and about to visit those places, or to frequent the parks, zoos, and aviaries, check out "the Bird Zoo" This site provides information on where birds live, on the world's ecological biomes. It will touch upon conservation issues within habitats. The arrangement of pages is biogeographical, species are grouped by the habitat or the biome they live in. Additional focus pages and interactive pages are included, such as the Hawk-Heads section of macro photos, and general country pages. Again, check back from time to time as new exhibits are opened in The Bird Zoo!

86. The Mayan Pyramid - David Lubman David Lubman of the Acoustical Society of America argues that the echo sounds like the primary call of the Mayan sacred bird, the Quetzal. http://www.ocasa.org/MayanPyramid.htm

An archaeological study of chirped echo from the Mayan pyramid of Kukulkan at Chichen Itza by David Lubman Acoustical Consultant This is a concise summary of a paper to be given at the October 12-16, 1998 meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Norfolk, VA. Handclaps evoke chirped echoes from the staircases of the Pyramid of Kukulkan at Chichen Itza. The physics of the chirped echo can be explained quite simply as periodic reflections from stepfaces. But until now, no one has bothered to do so. What is very interesting is that the chirped echo sounds arguably like the primary call of the Mayan sacred bird, the resplendent Quetzal. This magnificent bird, now near extinction, has for thousands of years represented the "spirit of the Maya". Spirits, in many traditions, speak in echoes. Think of the legend of Echo and Narcissus in the western tradition. Echo, lacking a body, was pure spirit. Figure 1. The pyramid at Chichen Itza

87. Instituut Voor Natuurbehoud Rare bird monitoring, Atlas of Breeding birds, sound quiz, photos and sounds of European birds, red list, and prediction maps. http://www.instnat.be/broedvogels/

Instituut voor Natuurbehoud Wetenschappelijke instelling van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap Over IN Kenniscentrum Links Bibliotheek Startpagina Vogelonderzoek IN Home Kenniscentrum Fauna Vogels Akkervogels – Het gaat niet goed met de akkervogels zoals Veldleeuwerik, Patrijs, Geelgors, enzovoort. De hoofdoorzaak ligt bij landbouwintensivering. Een rapport met maatregelen om het tij te doen keren is hier downloadbaar: rapport akkervogels [8.7 MB] Atlas Vlaamse broedvogels - In 2000 werd gestart met de invantarisaties in het kader van een nieuwe, gebiedsdekkende broedvogelatlas voor Vlaanderen. Ondertussen is het veldwerk achter de rug en wordt er hard gewerkt aan het voorbereiden van het uiteindelijke boek. Lees meer.... Bijzondere Broedvogels Vlaanderen - Verwilderde exoten als de Canadese gans, zeldzame soorten als de Zwarte wouw en koloniebroeders als de Aalscholver worden jaarlijks opgevolgd (gemonitord) in het kader van het BBV-project. Lees meer.... Watervogels - Al jaren worden de in Vlaanderen overwinterende watervogels systematisch geteld. Het Instituut coördineert de tellingen en de resultaten hiervan worden in toenemende mate ook op deze site weergegeven. Lees meer...

88. Bird Friends Of Lake Murray & San Diego Photos, sounds, and descriptions of local birds, descriptions of popular birdwatching spots, bird lifecycle information, bird search, and guestbook. http://www.bird-friends.com/

Hello and welcome to Bird Friends Of Lake Murray And San Diego County . Living near Lake Murray has provided me with a fantastic opportunity to observe many of the local and migrating birds. This site is designed to display the photographs that I take and to share what I learn about the many birds of this area. Each bird page below contains a brief description of the bird, where the bird was seen, and one or more photos. Some pages also contain a sound clip of the bird. Please note that some birds may say they were photographed at another location outside the county, these photos are only used if I have seen the bird within the county, but wasn't able to get a photo of it at the time. San Diego has hundreds of different birds that visit/live here and this site is updated frequently. If you would like to be notified when new birds are added, then please join the mailing list NEW Photo Note Cards Please sign my guestbook with any comments you may have. You can also view the guestbook . If you find any mistakes, have suggestions, questions, or have recently seen a bird around the county that is not listed below, please feel free to send me e-mail.

89. Welcome To Budgerigar Heaven General budgerigar care with recipes, breeding charts, sounds, and tips on taming your bird. http://members.ozemail.com.au/~gupson/

Budgerigar Heaven Updated on the 8/8/02. New: Welcome to Budgerigar Heaven. Now located on OzEmail! If you want to use the Frames version, click here. If you don't want to use Frames version, click here.

90. Guide To Animal Sounds On The Net bird sound index part 1 (all orders except Passeriformes) bird sound index part 2 (Passeriformes Tyranni, Corvida, Muscicapoidea) bird sound index part 3 http://members.tripod.com/Thryomanes/AnimalSounds.html

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Free Games Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Guide to Animal Sounds on the Net New and improved! Reorganized for easy access. Within each order or family, the links to animal sounds are being rearranged by site. This tends to group animals from the same part of the world together, and also makes it easier for me to keep the listing up to date. Non-English names. For the first time, I'm starting to include the names of the animals in languages other than English, as well as the English translation. To display all of these languages on the same page requires Unicode. You may need to upgrade your browser or install special fonts to see these languages (consult the documentation for your browser). There are many samples of animal sounds on the World Wide Web and FTP sites, but finding them takes some patience and a bit of luck. It can be an interesting exercise to find particular animal sounds through search engines such as Alta Vista or HotBot , but it's much more convenient to have an index specifically for animal sounds. That's why I started this page. I've tried to group related animals together for convenience, and translate non-English ones to the best of my ability, but there will inevitably be some mistakes and discrepancies.

91. "Bird" Sound Effects - Page 1 bird Sound Effects Page 1. - To DOWNLOAD a sound file click on the font sample and follow the instructions on the next page. http://www.grsites.com/sounds/birds001.shtml

Members Link to Us FAQ Email "Bird" Sound Effects - Page 1 - To DOWNLOAD a sound file: click on the font sample and follow the instructions on the next page. birds001.wav Bird-chirp (Mexican Red Parot) File size: 21128 bytes birds002.wav Geese (Canadian)-flock File size: 88698 bytes birds003.wav Vulture File size: 62046 bytes birds004.wav Vulture File size: 9244 bytes birds005.wav Crow File size: 7410 bytes birds006.wav Canary trills File size: 63504 bytes birds007.wav Canary trills File size: 9630 bytes birds008.wav Canary trills File size: 9466 bytes birds009.wav Meadow Lark File size: 99754 bytes birds010.wav Meadow Lark File size: 37164 bytes birds011.wav Meadow Lark File size: 62122 bytes birds012.wav Meadow Lark File size: 16172 bytes birds013.wav Peacock File size: 108724 bytes birds014.wav Peacock File size: 9604 bytes birds015.wav Chickens File size: 133286 bytes birds016.wav Chicken laying egg File size: 21214 bytes birds017.wav Crow caw File size: 21684 bytes birds018.wav Whipperwhill File size: 136326 bytes birds019.wav

92. Birds Of New Jersey - Bird Song And Sound Recordings Recordings by Jacqueline Bittner mostly from the Delaware Water Gap. http://www.geocities.com/guapster2/

Bird Bibliography Protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge - Info and Links Bird Legislation/Action Center Threatened Species - Checklist of NJ Birds Extinct Birds Bird Conservation Plans Contact the Birdwatcher Bird Songs and Sounds of New Jersey By Jacqueline Bittner, Ph.D. Local Birdsong Recordings mostly from the Delaware Water Gap and Mohican Outdoor Center Listen to the latest recordings Alphabetical List of Bird Sounds Baby Bird Sounds Red-winged Blackbird ... Birds of the American West and Greece Yosemite, Yosemite bird sounds, Slide Mountain, Catskills, Delaware Water Gap, Toulumne Meadows, Cheesequake State Park, Assunpink, Sandy Hook, Evansburg State Park, Shenandoah National Park, Parc de la Gaspesie, Quebec, Perth Amboy, Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, Smokey Mountains National Park, Everglades National Park, Cape Breton, Cadillac Mountain, Allaire State Park, South Amboy, Southold, Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge, Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, Dry Tortugas National Park, Glacier National Park, Yellowstone National Park, Grand Tetons National Park, Greece, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Canada

93. "Bird" Sound Effects - Page 3 bird Sound Effects Page 3. - To DOWNLOAD a sound file click on the font sample and follow the instructions on the next page. http://www.grsites.com/sounds/birds003.shtml

Members Link to Us FAQ Email "Bird" Sound Effects - Page 3 - To DOWNLOAD a sound file: click on the font sample and follow the instructions on the next page. birds041.wav Bird-chirp (Red Lories) File size: 49820 bytes birds042.wav Bird-chirp (Red Lories) File size: 16908 bytes birds043.wav Bird-chirp (Mexican Red Parot) File size: 116228 bytes birds044.wav Bird-chirp (Mexican Red Parot) File size: 70928 bytes Do you want ALL the sound effects on this site? Click here download background textures, cliparts and web graphics, true-type fonts and sound effects for only . All files are conveniently grouped in ZIP archives for easy download. Alternatively, you can have them shipped on CD for Sound Effects: **** Select a Category **** Aircraft Animals Background Battle Bell Bird Car Cartoon Comics Electronics Emergency Farm Horror Household Industry Medical Miscellaneous Musical Nature Nautical Office People Quotes Recreation Science Fiction Tool Train Truck Vehicle Water Get all the Sound Effects! Click here to download ALL the sound effects or to get them on CD!

94. Index Of Sound Files - ANBG Sound files on the ANBG web site, birds, frogs. White bird calls. SND. chough.au. 132k. 17-Aug-1993 2042. chough.mp3. 68k. SND. cockatoo.au. 205k http://www.anbg.gov.au/sounds/

Australian National Botanic Gardens Home ANBG Index of /sounds White - bird calls chough.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 chough.mp3 cockatoo.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 cockatoo.mp3 currawong.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 currawong.mp3 galah.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 galah.mp3 golden.whistler.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 golden-whistler.mp3 kookaburra.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 kookaburra.mp3 magpie-group.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 magpie-group.mp3 magpie.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 magpie.mp3 peewee.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 peewee.mp3 raven.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 raven.mp3 rosella.crimson.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 rosella-crimson.mp3 rosella.eastern.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 rosella-eastern.mp3 spinebill.au 17-Aug-1993 20:42 spinebill.mp3 au files generated by Jim Croft (1993) from tape recordings made in the ANBG by Sir Frederick White mp3 files generated from the au files by Graham Ranft (2005) fairy-wren-04-10-12-anbg.wav 8062 k 12-Oct-2004 fairy-wrens.mp3 1016 k 12-Oct-2004 fairy-wrens-edited.mp3 275 k wav file for Blue Wrens generated by Anastasia Dalziell, ANU mp3 files generated from the au files by Graham Ranft (2005) Frog calls brown-striped-frog.au

95. CERULEAN WARBLER -- Kids' Planet -- Defenders Of Wildlife Provides information about the size, habitat, identification features, and diet of this bird that sounds as if it's buzzing. http://www.kidsplanet.org/factsheets/ceuwarbler.html

CERULEAN WARBLER Dendroica cerulea Defenders of Wildlife 1101 Fourteenth St. Suite 1400 Washington, DC Tel: 202-682-9400 Fax: 202-682-1331 STATUS: Once a common sight in the forests of the eastern United States, the cerulean warbler is vanishing at an alarming rate. Since 1966 its numbers have declined by 70 percent, due primarily to habitat fragmentation and destruction in both its breeding and winter ranges. In October 2000, 28 conservation organizations, including Defenders of Wildlife, petitioned the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to list this species as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. To date, the Service has not taken any action. DESCRIPTION: A small, sky-blue insect eater most often seen flitting around the upper canopy of mature deciduous eastern forests. IDENTIFICATION FEATURES: As with most warblers, males and females look quite different from each other. The male is bright cerulean blue above and white below. He has wide white wing bars, a narrow black breast band and black streaks along his flanks. The female is dull turquoise above with a pale blue crown and yellowish-white below. She also has wide white wing bars but does not have a breast band or distinctive streaking. SONG: Only the male warbler sings and his vocalization is quite distinctive - rapid buzzy notes on one pitch followed by a short series of rising and accelerating notes, ending with a high buzzy trill. ZHEE ZHEE ZIZIZIZI zzzzeeet.

96. Bird Families Of The World Short descriptions and sounds of the world's bird families by Chris Butler. http://www.eeb.cornell.edu/winkler/botw/Main.html

Birds Families of the World Click here to see the families. If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail me at cjb24@cornell.edu This page last updated 8 October 2000.

97. 'Extinct' Bird's Sounds Convince Scientists LITTLE ROCK, Aug. 2 Recordings of the ivorybilled woodpecker s distinctive double-rap sounds have convinced doubting researchers that the large bird http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08/02/AR2005080201809.

98. Birds Of The Upper Texas Coast David Sarkozi's comprehensive guide with site guides, maps, specialty species guides, rare bird alerts, birder directory, sounds, photo gallery, NEXRAD migration images, migration tables, and other resources. http://www.texasbirding.net/

visitors as counted by WebCounter since February 8, 1996 Last updated March 24, 1999 Welcome! This page is here to help the visiting birder find the birds of the Upper Texas Coast (UTC). The UTC is made up of Harris County, Fort Bend County, Brazoria County, Galveston, Chambers County, and Jefferson County. The birds covered by this page are the birds found in this area that are at the edge of either their eastern, western or northern range. Features Other sources of Birding and Conservation Information on the UTC Armand Bayou Nature Center Birding the Upper Texas Coast The Gulf Coast Bird Observatory The Audubon Council of Texas The Texas State Rare Bird Alert at (713) 369-9673 Houston Audubon Society Houston Outdoor Nature Club Ornithology Group Outdoor Nature Club Friends of Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge ... The Nature Conservancy of Texas The TexBirds List Server TexBirds is devoted exclusively to conversations about birds and birding in Texas. The listserver can distribute rare bird alerts and updates almost instantly throughout Texas. To be added to the list, send an email message with the subject line blank to listserv@listserv.uh.edu

99. Blue Jay Contains sounds and facts about this common North American bird. http://birds.cornell.edu/BOW/BLUJAY/

Blue Jay Cyanocitta cristata Cool fact: Infamous as a destroyer of eggs and nestlings, Blue Jays actually derive only a small percentage of their annual food needs from these sources. Its diet is mostly vegetarian, including especially acorns, beech nuts, and seeds. Blue Jays also eat a variety of animal foods including grasshoppers, beetles, caterpillars, and small vertebrates. Blue Jays are intelligent and adaptable, taking advantage of almost any food resource, and will readily take to back yard bird feeders. Nonmigratory populations of Blue Jays store food such as acorns in bark crevices or in the soil. Listen to a recording of a Blue Jay from the Library of Natural Sounds: Blue Jay sounds Common, conspicuous, and noisy, Blue Jays are capable of making a wide variety of sounds. In addition to the loud and often heard jay! jay! call, a bell-like tull-ull call, a melodious whistled teekle, and a variety of chattering, harsh notes and growls may be heard. Blue Jays also produce a remarkable imitation of the scream of a Red-shouldered Hawk. When around the nest, Blue Jays become more quiet. The nest is usually situated between 8 and 20 feet up in a coniferous, or occasionally, deciduous tree. The nests of other passerines are sometimes appropriated by these jays. The female incubates most of the eggs, and she may be fed by the male while on her nest. Both parents bring food for the hatchlings. In late summer and fall, Blue Jays travel in small flocks and family groups.

100. Hinterland Who's Who Provides a photo of this bird and describes its physical traits, sounds, habitat, and habits. http://www.hww.ca/hww2.asp?cid=7&id=30

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