Guess the Bird Sound - North American Bird Calls
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2021
- Let's practice birding by ear, and see if you can guess these common North American bird calls! Please subscribe to continue learning what makes life AWESOME: BioBush.tv/subscribe
When you're out on a hike or just listening through your window, you will probably hear these common bird calls. Learning what birds are making the sounds can help you appreciate nature that is all around you.
There are eight bird calls from birds with ranges (natural or introduced) across North America. I want to know how you did at identifying them!
I hope you learn something interesting, or get a chance to show how good you are at identifying birds!
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Meadow Lark , Morning Dove , Killdear , Raven , all so beautiful as well. Even the sound of a rusty nail being pulled out of dry wood , Golden Eagle. Life is good if you slow down and listen . Great job, I could listen to many more .
That's so true, James. We are surrounded by natural beauty, even in the cities, and all we need to do is slow down for a while and listen. There will be more videos in this series, so you can hear sounds from other parts of the world. Thank you for watching again this week!
There is an error with the crow. There is no such species as “Common Crow”. This sound is from a Fish Crow. It is different from the classic “caw” of the American Crow. Both species are found in many parts of North America, but the Fish Crow is an eastern bird.
That's such a good identification, Vernon! Apparently we all need to practice our bird sound identification skills. Except you, you seem to have this down. I need to run these videos by you ahead of time. :) Thank you for playing!
I’m actually really happy that I got them all correct! I really need to brush up on my bird calls, but I guess I knew more than I thought I did! The soundscape graphics were really cool, that was a nice touch. Great work Steve!
- Harrison and Evan
That's awesome, Harrison and Evan! These are common, but not the sounds everybody knows. Glad you were able to identify them all. I'm trying to develop some skills in this area, because I was curious about the bird sounds outside my window. There will be more videos in this series covering different continents, so get ready for some challenging ID's. Thank you for watching again this week!
Awwww !!! 😍😍
What a GREAT video and quiz.
I'm a ardent bird lover and thought I'd do much better at identifying the birds with their sounds. I have to brush up on my sounds. Many of the sounds/ calls here were familiar to me but i didn't identify the correct bird with their sounds. Of course, I did correctly identify two of my favorites -- the American Crow & the Blue jay. I love all birds but crows are my FAVORITES. ❤
I'm disappointed that I didn't correctly identify the red winged black bird, the house sparrow, or the red bellied woodpecker. I will brush up on my bird call identifications.😁😁 GREAT VIDEO !!👍👍
Thanks for posting.
I'm glad you liked this one, Tammy! I made it in part to help me learn the sounds as well. You did much better than I would have before making this. I'm impressed by your enthusiasm for birds. Thank you for playing!
I got the Blue jay and Cardinal, both frequent visitors to my feeder. Great idea for a video!
Great job, Tim! There are other games in this series if you want to try other parts of the world. Thanks for watching!
100% 👏 great video. Awesome graphics, too.
Thank you, Gabe! These graphics really emphasize the movement of the sounds. I am so excited about the possibilities of this visualized sound. Expect more Guess the Bird Call from different continents. Thank you for watching!
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I really enjoyed the challenge! Also very cool seeing the sounds. Nice.
Thank you, Koaw! That technology was so cool I had to figure out how to use it. I'm glad you enjoyed the challenge of these birds. There will be more from other continents, where we will all have much more of a challenge. Thanks for watching!
Trying to identify one that’s common in at least Northern California and chirps like an incessant hammer strike. It’s so brief and loud it’s almost like a percussive whistle. Most summer days especially at dawn. Without end. My favorite bird ever.
Hi Orbital Jellyfish! I'm not yet familiar enough with the birds of Northern California to help. Xeno-canto has a really helpful tool where you can listen to the bird sounds of a given area - maybe that will help you narrow it down. xeno-canto.org/explore/region If you are able to identify it, I would love to hear the answer! Thank you for watching!
California towhee
That was quickly good and just what I was looking for. THANKS!
Hi Debbie! I'm glad you found this useful. Thank you for watching!
thanks - so cool!
You're welcome, Terry! There are so many interesting things to learn about birds. Thanks for watching!
Amazing video! Thanks for sharing !
Hi Nature Belgium! It's a fun skill that anyone can develop. I am trying to learn bird sounds as well. There is another video coming up in this series about European birds, so you might be really good at that one. Thank you for watching!
I got the European ones and the crow and answered northern cardinal to all the others :) Fun video!
And you were eventually right about Northern Cardinal! I'm planning a future video for European birds, so you're likely to know all of those. Thank you for playing!
I live in kentucky and theres some bird doing a call i've never heard before in the woods near my house.. almost sounds like a duck (but its not)
Hi Mike! I'm not sure what that could be, but hopefully you can get an answer from another commenter. There are so many birds out there, with so many different sounds. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for this, as a bird lover.
What software did you use for that 3d stereograph?
Glad you liked it! This was made using iZotope Insight 2. It's kind of expensive, but they regularly have very good sale prices. Hope that helps!
@@BioBush Thank you. I will look into it.
loved the video
Thanks for the kind words! There are a few more in this series if you want to hear birds from other parts of the world. Thank you for playing!
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Good video there are only two Voices we did not hear at all, third1and last bird.others are very common in Europe,we hear often every voice of the birds You told,
Thank you for the kind words, Furqaan! I have a video coming up next Friday about bird calls in Europe. If you knew the North American birds, you will certainly know the European ones. Thank you for watching!
Got all of them !
Good work, Sigurdsson! It takes a lot of expertise to recognize so many random birds from an area. There are other videos in this series, if you want to try learning some new bird calls. Thanks for playing!
What is that birdsound you hear between the calls of the northern cardinal?
Hi Stefan! I haven't learned enough bird sounds to know that one yet. I hope someone else knows the answer (the call is at 2:30). Thanks for watching!
@@BioBush Just seeing this now, a year later... Anyway, at 2:30, an Eastern Meadowlark is calling in the background. They sound like a "squeaky gate", one of my favorite birds -- and favorite calls. Hope you see this!
@@wincoffin7985 Thank you! I learned a new sound today too. Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Win!
I got only one 😂 The crow 🐦⬛
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Thanks for watching!
my friend Sebastian did not do too well :/
Hi Alex! Sorry Sebastian did not did well, but that means they have an opportunity to learn something new. If there's a day when we learn each new fact, today is that day for something about bird sounds in North America. Pretty exciting! Thanks for watching!
Videos did not come out last week or this morning. What happened?
Hi Vernon! I was away from my normal editing computer for a while, and decided to not publish for two weeks rather than struggling to make videos on someone else's laptop. I did do research and writing for future videos. The next video will be out on the 13th. Thank you for caring enough to comment! I appreciate your consistent participation on these videos.
@@BioBush Thanks for the info!
I killed 3 mins in the ER watching this video. Thank you.
I've only got the crow
At least you got one! If I were to do this game I wouldn't do much better. I would get the crow, house sparrow, and red-winged blackbird (which is a call that precedes a tiny bird dive-bombing your head). There will be more of these from other continents, where we will all be equally unfamiliar with the sounds. Thank you for watching!
Umm I just saw a baby bird
And I don’t think it can fly
Hi Ashley! In the late spring/summer you'll see a lot of fledgling (small, scruffy feathered) birds on the ground. They leave the nest with their parents, who bring them food until they finish learning to fly. Less common is a pre-fledgling bird (featherless) falling out of the nest, and the best course of action is to put it back in its nest. I hope that helps!
But the best is high up
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I am only to short to reach