121. Sounds And Songs Of Birds Hear the calls and songs of birds around the world from your computer. http://birding.about.com/od/onlinebirdsong/

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122. Nebraska Game And Parks Commission - Wildlife Section Lists the types and descriptions of native birds and other wildlife in the state. Gives information on how to create nutritious food plots for these creatures. Includes sounds and photos. http://www.ngpc.state.ne.us/wildlife/

NEBRASKA GAME AND PARKS COMMISSION Monday, September 19, 2005 HOME Search: Fishing Hunting State Parks Boating Your browser does not support script home wildlife Welcome to the Wildlife Section Quick Links Prairie Grouse Technical Council State Wildlife Grants Program Nebraska Birds Wildlife Species ... Wildlife Discussion Forum Consider a Donation to Nongame Wildlife Tax season brings with it an opportunity to help nongame species. Please consider donating part of your tax return to the conservation and management of Nebraska‘s nongame wildlife. Birds of Nebraska Interactive Guide This interactive guide to the more than 400 species of Nebraska birds features photographs, sounds and descriptions of each species’ appearance, habitat, range, call and more. Top NEBRASKA GAME AND PARKS COMMISSION Contact Us State of Nebraska Home Page

123. Washington Hotel Located in the Selkirk Mountains of North Pend Oreille County, where guests awaken to the sounds of birds singing within this quiet artistic community. http://www.povn.com/byway/towns/washhotel.html

Visit the Historic Washington Hotel "Art Study Center" complete with 'Art Gallery' 'Studio' and 'European Style Hotel' Ideal Location for: Retreats Workshops Studio Rental Available Located in the Beautiful Selkirk Mountains of North Pend Oreille County, where guests awaken to the sounds of birds singing and enjoy days of creativity within this quiet artistic community. Lee McGowan E-mail: hotel1@iomet.com P.O. Box 2 Metaline Falls, WA 99153 Back to Towns and Area Information Home Page Send mail to Cutter with questions or comments about this web site. Last modified: December 09, 2003. This Site Hosted by Pend Oreille Valley Network Newport, WA

124. A2Z4Birders Online Guide: North American Birds Guide to many different groups of birds with photos, text, sounds, sonograms, maps, and video. http://www.a2z4birders.com/birds/

A2Z4Birders Features: [ Bird Guide Birding Break OnLocation B-Mail ... Gallery A 2 Z 4 Birders Online Guide(sm): North American Birds Announcement: Conversion of Online Guide to a Non-subscription Service May 1, 2005 Excuse some unplanned downtime as we convert the Online Guide to a non-subscription service. The site should be operational in a few days. I apologize for the bad timing during the migration season. Recent Updates: May 2005 - Conversion to non-subscription service (coming soon!) September 8, 2003 - Western Hemisphere Interactive Range Maps added for 34 shorebirds September 8, 2003 - Summer and Winter Abundance Maps June 30th, 2003 - Peterson illustrations, text and maps removed March 15, 2003 - 30 duck species (except for photos) October 16, 2002 - added 176 Hawk photos October 9, 2002 - 34 Hawks (except for photos) August 6, 2002 - Better navigation including index and name search July 30, 2002

125. Rainforest Sounds: Kid Explorers Features the sounds of nature including birds, the environment, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals. http://www.christiananswers.net/kids/sounds.html

Learn more about RAINFOREST people, animals and facts For more fun and adventure, explore our other features (below). Many of the trees, animals and other pictures are enhanced with hidden sounds. Click on them. Learn about the DINOSAURS of the ancient forests, complete with sound bites See this page in: Spanish See our on-line videos: rain forest related other videos in streaming audio Windows Media Player format Amphibians Bats Birds Elephants ... Weather Environment Rain forest ambience Ambience, different forest Ambience, another forest Amazon jungle with distant howler monkeys plus insects and birds Stream, fast-flowing Morning ambience (South America) Night ambience Animal crossing stream Canoe paddling Waterfall, large ... Beach (short) Forest fire Weather Rain, light Rain, heavy Rain storm Thunder and rain short Windy storm short Thunder 1 Thunder 2 Hurricane/Typhoon People Axe chopping tree Filling truck with cut wood Gun shots in the jungle Rifle shots Gun shots in the jungle Music Flute Drum 1 (fast) Drum 2 Music Birds Cockatoo Crow Chachalaca Guinea Hen ... Kookaburra (Australian bird) Kookaburra (Australian bird) Kookaburras Macaw calling Magpie Owl 1 ... Parrot (short) River Warbler Rooster in native camp Toucan Woodpecker Many birds (RealAudio) Bird flying Bird chirp Bird cry Bird song 1 ... Bird Malayasian grasshopper Insects Bee Buzzing insect Crickets Crickets , longer Amphibians Frog in rain forest Frog 2 Frogs Frog, small

126. Bird Sound Recordings Here are Diane s pick of the best bird sound resources. These audio CDs and audio tapes will help you learn to identify birds by their songs. http://www.birdwatching.com/tips/birdsongs.html

Bird Song Resources You can order many of these items directly on-line from Amazon Books by clicking on the linked text next to each item. Some are available directly from Birdwatching Dot Com. Stokes Bird Songs Eastern Region Stokes Bird Songs Western Region Backyard Bird Song Birding By Ear ... Peterson West Bird Songs Bird Song Ear Training Guide New! Just In. This is a great new CD for birds of midwestern and eastern USA. It plays the song and THEN tells you what the bird is. And it gives a mnemonic for each song. Read more details. Stokes Field Guide to Bird Songs: Eastern Region audio CD These are sound recordings of 374 birds of eastern North America, to play on your audio cassette player or audio CD player. Most of these songs were recorded by Lang Elliott, a passionate and inspired recordist. For most species, several different sounds are given, with an average of 3-5 different sounds per bird, and about 40 seconds per bird. The sounds are in the same order as the birds in the Stokes Eastern field guide, so it's easy to follow along in the book. The CD version has the useful feature of most species' having separate track numbers, so that they can be instantly accessed. Diane's evaluation: One of the wonderful things about this collection is the accompanying 64-page booklet, which describes each bird's sounds in words. This is a great help to people who find it easy to learn by reading. The booklet also describes the contexts in which the sounds are given, such as "the song of a territorial male," or "begging calls of the young at the nest."

127. Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas, Species Audios Collection of 200 bird song audio recordings in highquality MP3 format. All recordings were made in Wisconsin. http://www.uwgb.edu/birds/wbba/speciesaudios.htm

(http://www.caculo.com/birdsongs.htm ). All of the audio recordings were made in Wisconsin, although * indicates the species does not breed in Wisconsin. ORDER: Gaviiformes FAMILY: Gaviidae - Loons Common Loon ORDER: Podicipediformes FAMILY: Podicipedidae - Grebes Pied-billed Grebe ORDER: Ciconiiformes FAMILY: Ardeidae - Herons/Bitterns/Allies American Bittern Least Bittern Black-crowned Night-Heron ORDER: Anseriformes FAMILY: Anatidae - Ducks/Geese/Swans Canada Goose Wood Duck Mallard ORDER: Falconiformes FAMILY: Accipitridae - Hawks/Kites/Eagles/Allies Northern Goshawk Red-shouldered Hawk Broad-winged Hawk Red-tailed Hawk FAMILY: Falconidae - Caracaras/Falcons American Kestrel Merlin ORDER: Galliformes FAMILY: Phasianidae - Partridges/Grouse/Turkeys/Quail Ring-necked Pheasant Ruffed Grouse Greater Prairie-Chicken Wild Turkey ORDER: Gruiformes FAMILY: Rallidae - Rails/Gallinules/Coots Yellow Rail Virginia Rail Sora Common Moorhen ... American Coot FAMILY: Gruidae - Cranes Sandhill Crane ORDER: Charadriiformes FAMILY: Charadriidae - Lapwings/Plovers Killdeer FAMILY: Scolopacidae - Sandpipers/Phalaropes/Allies Spotted Sandpiper Upland Sandpiper Common Snipe American Woodcock ... Short-billed Dowitcher FAMILY: Laridae - Skuas/Gulls/Terns/Skimmers Ring-billed Gull Caspian Tern Forster's Tern Black Tern ORDER: Columbiformes FAMILY: Columbidae - Pigeons/Doves Rock Pigeon Mourning Dove ORDER: Cuculiformes FAMILY: Cuculidae - Cuckoos/Roadrunners/Anis Black-billed Cuckoo Yellow-billed Cuckoo ORDER: Strigiformes FAMILY: Strigidae - Typical Owls

128. A Field Guide To The Birds On The Web Links to pictures, sounds, and video of the birds of the world, systematically indexed. http://fieldguide.tripod.com/

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129. Bird Sound Game a phrase to a type of bird will help you to remember the sound the next time you hear it. Click on the bird sound and listen. Use the habitat as a clue. http://www.naturepark.com/sound2.htm

Know Your Bird Sounds? The best way to watch birds is to actually listen for them! Most often we step into a forest, watch for movement, see none and decide there is no-one around. What you need to do is LISTEN! Step into the forest, close your eyes and listen. After you hear the bird calls, (and you will if the background noise isn't too loud), you can then use your eyes to look for where the sounds are coming from. You can use the pattern of the calls to help you figure out what bird is making the sound. Listen to the sound and see if it "speaks" to you. For example, a Robin calls out "cheerio, cheer-y-up, cheerio" and a Barred Owl calls "Who cooks for you. Who cooks for you all?". By connecting a phrase to a type of bird will help you to remember the sound the next time you hear it. Click on the bird sound and listen. Use the habitat as a clue. Click on the answer bar to find the answer. Forest Bird Sound 1 Answer for Sound 1 Bird Sound 2 Answer for Sound 2 ... Answer for Sound 5 Field Bird Sound 8 Answer for Sound 8 Bird Sound 9 Answer for Sound 9 ... Answer for Sound 11 More sounds from other habitats will be added over time. Come back and visit! We invite you to choose a safe nature park nearby, go with another adult or two and listen to the birds. If you hear a sound you can't identify, sit quietly and watch, eventually the singer will show themselves and you can use a field guide to find out what bird it is. Binoculars can be useful too.

130. The Raven's Aviary - Corvidae Sounds Sound files and description of the calls of the birds in the Corvidae family. http://www.shades-of-night.com/aviary/sounds/sounds.html

The raucous call of the crow is familiar to everyone who has spent any time in their vicinity. It's a far cry from the melodious tunes produced by many of the songbirds, but once you get used to it, it has a charm all its own. In addition to their harsh calls and occassional jaded shrieks, most corvids have a repertoire of chirps, rattles, and other odd noises which are less frequently associated with them. Crows and ravens are also great copycats, and have been known to to imitate noises made by other birds - or dogs, cats, humans, and even alarm clocks. The following calls are those more regularly associated with the corvidae family... Raven: 159K wav file Description: This raven (Corvus corax) call was recorded when the bird was being harassed by a pair of Phainopeplas. Visit Doug VonGausig's site ( Naturesongs.com ) for a better description of the recording. Naturesongs.com Raven: 43K wav file Description: A couple quick calls by Corvus corax Source: From European Birds - Songs and Sonograms Australian Raven: 210K au file Description: the very distinctive call of the Australian Raven (Corvus coronoides) - 2 or 3 strong caws, trailing off to a mournful sigh. The bird repeats this a couple times, and then seems to be joined by another doing the same.

131. Texas Bird Sound Library The Texas bird Sound Library was established by Dr. Ralph Moldenhauer in The To establish a Texas bird Sound Record File for documentation of unusual http://www.shsu.edu/~bio_www/TBSL.html

The Texas Bird Sound Library The Texas Bird Sound Library was established by Dr. Ralph Moldenhauer in The Department of Biological Sciences at Sam Houston State University to provide a repository for recorded bird sounds. These sounds are available for researchers, educators, and the general public. Although there are at least five major institutional collections of bird sounds in the United States, none are located in Texas or the south central states. It is not the intent of this library to compete with any of the other larger libraries but instead it is intended to serve as a regional library and primarily a Texas library. The major goals of the library are: To establish a collection of Texas bird songs, calls, and other sounds that, with adequate corresponding data, will be made available to research scientists, educators, and other persons interested in bird acoustics. To serve as a repository for recorded bird sounds resulting from completed individual research projects. The recordings are catalogued and properly stored so that they will be available for future use. To establish a Texas Bird Sound Record File for documentation of unusual species, state records, or declining species.

132. SHSH Has Texas Bird Sound Library The Texas bird Sound Library was created in 1979 by former Sam Houston State It is modest in appearance with a shelf for bird sound recordings and a http://www.shsu.edu/~pin_www/T@S/2001/birdsoundlibrary.html

SHSU HOMEPAGE SHSU NEWS Today@Sam Headlines Calendar Notices ... Submissions ACCESS SAM SHSU Experts SHSU Stats Sam the Man SHSU History THE WEB Huntsville Item The Houstonian Newspapers Weather ... Useful Links THE ARTS Concerts Galleries SPORTS Sports Update SHSU Athletics Rec. Sports ACADEMICS Departments Faculty Students REGISTRATION Schedules Catalogues Request Info ABOUT SHSU Tour SHSU General Info Maps ADMINISTRATION The President Staff Intranet SHSU RELATIONS Advancement Alumni Public Relations DIRECTORIES Phone E-Mail Post Office Search SHSU ... Search Bird Sound Library Still Going Strong Diane Neudorf W hen you think of libraries at Sam Houston State University, odds are the Newton Gresham and Peabody are the ones that come across your mind first. What most people aren't aware of, however, is that there is another library here that has been in existence for over 20 years. No, it has no books. There aren't any chairs or desks, either. In fact, the library exists in a closet-sized room. The Texas Bird Sound Library was created in 1979 by former Sam Houston State professor Ralph Moldenhauer and adjoins the bottom floor Lee Drain Building office of Diane Neudorf, current biology professor and director of the library. It is modest in appearance with a shelf for bird sound recordings and a cabinet for sound-analyzing gear. It began when one of Moldenhauer's students collected bird sounds for a graduate thesis.

133. Bird Songs International Detailed descriptions of CDROMs Birds of Bolivia, Birds of Venezuela, and Birds of Tropical Asia. http://www.birdsongs.com/

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134. QUICK GUIDE TO BIRD SONGS Blending these sound helpers with the songs and calls of birds is both fun and helpful. Following is a list of 53 that might assist you in getting started. http://www.bcpl.net/~tross/songs.html

QUICK GUIDE TO BIRD SONGS For Beginning Birders by Ben Poscover Spring migration is over and you have been delighted at seeing the birds that it brings. Now leaves are on the trees and birds have established their territories. Viewing them has become more difficult. You know that birds are present because you can hear them, but the bird that you are trying to identify is always behind a leaf. This brings you to the next step in birding: identifying bird songs and calls. This will add another dimension to your birding. As you enjoy re-identifying old friends and recognizing new ones by sight, you will be equally delighted in being able to recognize some by their songs and calls. There are several aids that are available to assist you in this endeavor: field guides, tapes, videos, etc. One of the more satisfactory strategies is to associate some type of mnemonic with the bird sounds that you hear. For example, some birds seem to identify themselves by "saying" their names such as the Carolina Chickadee with its "chickadee-dee-dee" sound. Others have distinct sounds such as the "drink-your-tea" of the Rufous-sided Towhee. Blending these sound helpers with the songs and calls of birds is both fun and helpful. Following is a list of 53 that might assist you in getting started. These sound types were gleaned from a variety of sources. Field guides usually have helpers like these somewhere in the narrative. Tapes such as Richard Walton and Robert Lawson's *Birding by Ear* use them (in fact, some of the headings of this list are from their program). Some come from individuals who use this device in teaching. Rob Mardiney of Irvine Nature Center sent me a list of those he uses, and I have incorporated them into this effort. As you continue birding, you will enjoy making up your own helpers. One thing about them is that they are a great aid in learning bird sounds.

135. Telinga Microphones - Parabolic, Microphone, Stereo Parabolic, Bird Sounds, Natu Telinga Microphones homepage. Parabolic reflectors, microphones for bird and wildlife recording. http://www.telinga.com/

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136. Telinga Microphones - Parabolic, Microphone, Stereo Parabolic, Bird Sounds, Natu Parabolic reflectors, microphones for bird and wildlife recording. Telinga BioAcoustics presents the 2003 Wildlife Sound Recording Program http://www.telinga.com/home.htm

Welcome to Telinga Microphones News Telinga BioAcoustics presents the 2003 Wildlife Sound Recording Program Telinga Pro 5 Telinga Pro 4, - mono budget version for Plug In Power inputs. Telinga Pro 4 Non-parabolic microphones (MS-Word, 21kB, scanned for viruses with Inoculan virus def. 25.00) Always scan downloaded files for viruses. Telinga can only guarantee that files were virus free at the time of upload. White papers Parabolic microphones - reality, mono and stereo sound Read this overview of the theory behind parabolic microphones How Plug-in Power works Reprint from the Wildlife Recording Society, vol 8, no 3 - Parabolic reflectors and stereo sound Dealer information Currently no dealer information Contact Telinga for information Ill. by Feather Forestwalker

137. Birds ABC Archives and Library Services sound samples of Australian bird calls. Wild Sound - sample audio Australian bird songs. Insects Mammals http://www.abc.net.au/archives/av/birds.htm

Insects Mammals Before you can play these audio samples you will need to download an audio player. The RealPlayer is downloadable and free from the Real Audio website. Common Name Index A B C D ... W A Albatross BLACK-BROWED ALBATROSS GREY-HEADED ALBATROSS GREY-MANTLED ALBATROSS WANDERING ALBATROSS ... WHITE-CAPPED or SHY ALBATROSS Apostlebird APOSTLEBIRD B Booby BROWN BOOBY Bowerbird GOLDEN BOWERBIRD GREAT BOWERBIRD SATIN BOWERBIRD SPOTTED BOWERBIRD Brolga BROLGA Butcherbird BLACK BUTCHERBIRD GREY BUTCHERBIRD PIED BUTCHERBIRD C Catbird SPOTTED CATBIRD TOOTH-BILLED CATBIRD Chough WHITE-WINGED CHOUGH Chowchilla NORTHERN CHOWCHILLA Cockatoo RED-TAILED BLACK-COCKATOO GANG-GANG COCKATOO PALM COCKATOO PINK COCKATOO ... SULPHUR-CRESTED COCKATOO Corella LITTLE CORELLA Coucal PHEASANT COUCAL Crow TORRESIAN CROW Cuckoo BRUSH CUCKOO CHANNEL-BILLED CUCKOO FAN-TAILED CUCKOO PALLID CUCKOO ... RUFOUS-TAILED BRONZE-CUCKOO Curlew BUSH STONE CURLEW Currawong PIED CURRAWONG D Dove BAR-SHOULDERED DOVE DIAMOND DOVE PEACEFUL DOVE Drongo

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139. Royalty Free Music And Sound Effects - Loopable ambient sound effects beds of birds in their natural settings. Birds, Wind, Chimes Mark Lewis Length 0031 Price $2.49 http://www.productiontrax.com/track_scores.php?s=25

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