This is awesome thank you so much . I may be a sap but at times I can't help but to get choked up over all this wonderful creation and life that is our to share.
Couldn't agree more. Too bad that overall, mans hand in all of it is ugly and frought with ego, pride, and selfishness. Ultimately, I look forward to being on the new recreated (if you will) earth for the millenium, and then heaven!
@@Anthony-hu3rj Where on Earth, (pun intended, ) did you ever hear that Heaven is Silent? It's quite the contrary. There is a big banquet awaiting us...and all the choirs of angels are singing "Holy, Holy, Holy!" I could give you many more Bible verses which prove that Heaven is far from quiet. The sounds of Heaven shall be the most "Heavenly" sounds you'll ever hear.
Thank you so much. The joy of nature never ends and I am fortunate to hear many of these lovely notes, and now I can tell which note comes from which bird. The less common ones were particularly helpful. Bravo🌞
I'm so grateful I came across this. Since we've been in stay at home mode and the air is cleaning up both in noise and pollution. I have seen several birds I've never seen before, I'm so in love with wildlife 🥰🥰🥰
where has this channel been all my life :D .. my family was in an ornithology group (i hated getting up that early just to walk around in the woods) when i was a kid and we also had books describing the chirps of these birds because internet didn't exist but this is even better! :D
My husband works the swing shift and he gets home at 2:00 AM (though he used to get home at 3:00 AM) and he stays up until around 4:00 AM (to unwind and relax) than goes to bed. I’m on his schedule. I’ve noticed that the birds are singing in full force before we go to bed and it sounds beautiful! It’s like an orchestra of chirping.
I will use this to EduTain my 9th grade biology students during 6 weeks exam week. I am a birder and found it extremely interesting to find that seeing the sound pattern did help me to "understand" the song. I'm subscribing!
Until this marvelous video I didn't know the very BEAUTIFUL song I hear outside my window was the incredibly beautiful song of a lovely red Cardinal bird. Now I can identify it's amazing song. Thank you !!! ♥️♥️🥰🥰
So well explained with graphics. A great selection of those magnificent birds, our unsung heroes! I wish they knew how much their songs are appreciated!
This is so interesting. Where I live there are not many of these birds, but I do hear Mourning Doves and Crows. I have a significant hearing loss, so I do not hear many of the other birds. I miss it so much. Bird songs are so beautiful.
Thanks for posting this! When editing bird song recordings for the daily Bird Game this is just what I see. It can be difficult to keep certain birds apart; some have a very similar rhythm. This is very informative!
That was fun. I love getting woken up by a bird that sits on the cable wire outside of my window. Although, he does wake me up at 5AM...I love summer and birds....
Subhn Allah beautiful birds🐦 thank you very much to this video Am from BAGHDAD IRAQ 🇮🇶 هذا خلق الله العضيم الواحد اﻻحد خلقنا وخلق الشمس والقمر والنجوم والسماوات واﻻرض وكل المخلوقات البريه والبحريه وكل اﻻنبياء والمرسلين واﻻولياء والصالحين عليهم الصﻻة والسﻻم اجمعين سبحان الله الخالق المبدع المصور مالك الملك انه على كل شي قدير
Awesome collection of bird songs, I really love seeing the individual beautiful patterns they make on the graphs for each different bird. Astonishing little creature
Ah...Wood Thrush!! I remember watching this video hundreds of times, so when I heard this call over and over today I was racking my brain, trying to figure out which one it was!!
I like that bit about the painted bunting's song being a bit disorganized. So is their color scheme, but that's what makes them so memorable. I showed one to my daughter when she was small, and I don't think she ever colored anything all one color ever again.
Nice video. However, a species of bird usually has several different vocalizations. And an individual species can sound different in different locations. Individual birds of a species may sound somewhat different from each other. But the overall idea here is generally very good.
The Macaulay Library recordings (also managed by Cornell) can be a big help in terms of learning the individual or geographic variation for a species, but I wish they were curated a little better, to give an idea of which songs and calls are most "representative." (Including some notes on easily-confused songs, like sage thrashers vs. solitaires, would be a good idea too.)
As an experienced birder most of the songs they played sounded a bit on the weird side to me. Though I did find out that I am not very good at identifying the correct sonograms.
Really interesting, but for me it was hard to match up the picture to the song. I mainly learn songs if I see the bird who's singing a couple of times.
Very cool! I use your website all the time to learn more about the birds I photograph, and I just purchased the Essential Set for North America and have downloaded it onto my MP3 player. I am using it to familiarize myself with birdsong. Thank you!
I use that to call birds in a local nature conservancy. A small bluetooth speaker and your phone and your all set. It's really an enjoyable way to spend a morning during covid lockdown.
Started playing Bird Song Hero on Cornell's website last night and only was able to get two birds in before the link stopped working. I was just telling my husband about this fabulous test when it popped up on my feed! I'm going back to your site again and crossing my fingers it will work right.
Just in time. Just discovered a migrating Baltimore oriole this spring, and have been trying to whistle along with it. Now subscribed, thank you for the informative graphics!👍 Happy to have answered all questions correctly, except for the last one.🙂
The coo of a mourning dove, the chirps of a scissor tail at night when I lay on my bed and the pounding on my front window demanding I feed my feathered family. We have several wrens that stay in our grapefruit tree and they sing so sweetly. We have Hawks and buzzards that come around but were careful about the birds and will scare them into the foliage of our trees.
This is so much easier to understand than all the names for bird sounds that really just confuse me. 😊 It's similar to what I've done to help remember a song so I can look it up later. I just draw the pattern I hear. This is an amazing find to help me with that!! I would love a page of just spectrographs with associated bird names. Then I could more easily put a name with all the lovely songs!
🌺. Very cool learning tool. This is something I need to focus on as I know so few of the songs and they can be so crucial in distinguishing a species. - H🌺
Jeff was such a bird lover. I miss how he could figure out what bird it was from it's song. It was a gift of his. He taught me to appreciate so much.
Excellent teaching method. Such beautiful birds on this planet.
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Love it. Very helpful and enjoyable
Very nice 👌
Birds are a treat to the ears and eyes. Yes bird watching can be at its best in the early morning.
This is awesome thank you so much . I may be a sap but at times I can't help but to get choked up over all this wonderful creation and life that is our to share.
Amen P.S.
Couldn't agree more. Too bad that overall, mans hand in all of it is ugly and frought with ego, pride, and selfishness. Ultimately, I look forward to being on the new recreated (if you will) earth for the millenium, and then heaven!
@@peterheidgerd5418 But birds don't go to heaven. Heaven is silent. Enjoy the earth. Now.
@@Anthony-hu3rj Where on Earth, (pun intended, ) did you ever hear that Heaven is Silent? It's quite the contrary. There is a big banquet awaiting us...and all the choirs of angels are singing "Holy, Holy, Holy!" I could give you many more Bible verses which prove that Heaven is far from quiet. The sounds of Heaven shall be the most "Heavenly" sounds you'll ever hear.
@@theresaperez313 I'm with you Theresa! The angels are always in chorus!
I love the visualization of the songs. This is really helpful.
Hearing birds sing is like finding peace within the cacophony of noise in life
And a great opportunity to use the word cacophony
Thank you so much. The joy of nature never ends and I am fortunate to hear many of these lovely notes, and now I can tell which note comes from which bird. The less common ones were particularly helpful. Bravo🌞
I'm so grateful I came across this. Since we've been in stay at home mode and the air is cleaning up both in noise and pollution. I have seen several birds I've never seen before, I'm so in love with wildlife 🥰🥰🥰
where has this channel been all my life :D .. my family was in an ornithology group (i hated getting up that early just to walk around in the woods) when i was a kid and we also had books describing the chirps of these birds because internet didn't exist but this is even better! :D
Love those last 3 at the end especially wood thrush. Always been a favorite of mine. So magical.
its crazy how many songs there are and how beautiful and unique every single one of them is! life is a wonderfully intriguing thing :D
My husband works the swing shift and he gets home at 2:00 AM (though he used to get home at 3:00 AM) and he stays up until around 4:00 AM (to unwind and relax) than goes to bed. I’m on his schedule. I’ve noticed that the birds are singing in full force before we go to bed and it sounds beautiful! It’s like an orchestra of chirping.
I will use this to EduTain my 9th grade biology students during 6 weeks exam week. I am a birder and found it extremely interesting to find that seeing the sound pattern did help me to "understand" the song. I'm subscribing!
Until this marvelous video I didn't know the very BEAUTIFUL song I hear outside my window was the incredibly beautiful song of a lovely red Cardinal bird. Now I can identify it's amazing song. Thank you !!! ♥️♥️🥰🥰
So well explained with graphics. A great selection of those magnificent birds, our unsung heroes! I wish they knew how much their songs are appreciated!
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
This is so interesting. Where I live there are not many of these birds, but I do hear Mourning Doves and Crows. I have a significant hearing loss, so I do not hear many of the other birds. I miss it so much. Bird songs are so beautiful.
I love the wod thrush. Reminds me of spring walks in the woods.
Thanks for posting this! When editing bird song recordings for the daily Bird Game this is just what I see. It can be difficult to keep certain birds apart; some have a very similar rhythm. This is very informative!
Bello canto de las aves ..... ¡ Maravillas de la Naturaleza ! .... bellas voces de alabanza al Creador !!
He’s a Bird Song Hero!
Got seeds in his eyes!
"for CHEEEEER for CHEEEEER" the cardinals are so beautiful!
That was fun. I love getting woken up by a bird that sits on the cable wire outside of my window. Although, he does wake me up at 5AM...I love summer and birds....
My brother channel subscribe
5 a.m. --Is it a mockingbird?
Wow I love what I see. It seems Ornithology or bird sighting at the minimum would make life much purposeful and rewarding.
God Almighty created many song birds for us to enjoy and appreciate life. Praise the Lord.
Wow... That sure gave me a better understanding of how to read the chart.
Marty Jeruzal check out this years migration
I’ve seen these graphs before but never really thought to use them to help like this. I can’t wait to try!
Subhn Allah beautiful birds🐦 thank you very much to this video Am from BAGHDAD IRAQ 🇮🇶 هذا خلق الله العضيم الواحد اﻻحد خلقنا وخلق الشمس والقمر والنجوم والسماوات واﻻرض وكل المخلوقات البريه والبحريه وكل اﻻنبياء والمرسلين واﻻولياء والصالحين عليهم الصﻻة والسﻻم اجمعين سبحان الله الخالق المبدع المصور مالك الملك انه على كل شي قدير
Isnt nature just awesome? I love the spring because I can listen to a full orchestra of music each morning. God is good.
I went to New Zealand and the Bell Bird woke me up in the early morning with the most beautiful song I'd ever heard
I love how cardinals sound like lazer space ships
😃😃😃😃
I just can't pick a favorite.. They're ALL so beautiful
This is a wonderful bird call identification tutorial!
I was looking all over trying to figure out which birds I hear every morning and now I know it's the mourning dove! Thanks!
What a gem and a delight this is to the untrained ear. So much to learn. So it begins!
Thanks, need this now quite a bit. Good reminder. What would the world be like without the bird calls.
Awesome collection of bird songs, I really love seeing the individual beautiful patterns they make on the graphs for each different bird. Astonishing little creature
Ah...Wood Thrush!! I remember watching this video hundreds of times, so when I heard this call over and over today I was racking my brain, trying to figure out which one it was!!
Wood thrush -- Nice ringtone for messages!
That was great. Thanks for sharing this. Spring is here and I am ready to learn.
I can recognise bird songs in my locality,......
& I love learning and exploring more of them ..💖🐦
I remember the Carolina wren with "Pretty bird! Pretty bird! Pretty bird! Pretty!"
You look like a pretty bird
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Excellent descriptions of birdsongs! Loved it!
🐦🐦🐦🐦🥰🥰🥰🥰
I needed this today! So soothing. Music to my ears.🎶🐦
😄😄😄😄😄😄🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🐦🐦🐦🐦
I like that bit about the painted bunting's song being a bit disorganized. So is their color scheme, but that's what makes them so memorable. I showed one to my daughter when she was small, and I don't think she ever colored anything all one color ever again.
This was great, loved it. Do you have a video with western birds?
My cockatiels went crazy when they heard the cardinal!
My dogs always get excited when I play bird sounds. Good times!
I've learned SOO much from Bird Song Hero. It taught me everything i know! Thanks a ton.
I'm 13 and love birding/bird photography so thx for more awesome content!
#obsessedwithnests
@Celtic Phoenix Is Wingspan on RUclips? If not, where can I find it?
Nice video. However, a species of bird usually has several different vocalizations. And an individual species can sound different in different locations. Individual birds of a species may sound somewhat different from each other. But the overall idea here is generally very good.
The Macaulay Library recordings (also managed by Cornell) can be a big help in terms of learning the individual or geographic variation for a species, but I wish they were curated a little better, to give an idea of which songs and calls are most "representative." (Including some notes on easily-confused songs, like sage thrashers vs. solitaires, would be a good idea too.)
As an experienced birder most of the songs they played sounded a bit on the weird side to me. Though I did find out that I am not very good at identifying the correct sonograms.
Really interesting, but for me it was hard to match up the picture to the song. I mainly learn songs if I see the bird who's singing a couple of times.
Very cool! I use your website all the time to learn more about the birds I photograph, and I just purchased the Essential Set for North America and have downloaded it onto my MP3 player. I am using it to familiarize myself with birdsong.
Thank you!
I use that to call birds in a local nature conservancy. A small bluetooth speaker and your phone and your all set. It's really an enjoyable way to spend a morning during covid lockdown.
Omg finally I've found the bird whose call I was hearing- the Mourning Dove! I've been hearing it every morning!
or, is it every "mouring"? :)
The Mourning Dove, my favorite 👏💕🎶
It's my favorite bird too!!
Andrea Deleon Yay😆
The doves always show up at the feeder in front of our window! They’re so cute
Amazingly beautiful! Great program. Thank you!
Started playing Bird Song Hero on Cornell's website last night and only was able to get two birds in before the link stopped working. I was just telling my husband about this fabulous test when it popped up on my feed! I'm going back to your site again and crossing my fingers it will work right.
Like great channel. new friend. Greeting from USA
Thank you for the lesson! While we are bracing for a storm tomorrow in Virginia, listening to these bird songs makes me long for spring!
That's funny that he said "Be a better bird nerd" because when my mother watched this video, she was wearing her bird nerd t-shirt
Thanks for sharing this practical and wonderful method. It's superb
Just in time. Just discovered a migrating Baltimore oriole this spring, and have been trying to whistle along with it. Now subscribed, thank you for the informative graphics!👍
Happy to have answered all questions correctly, except for the last one.🙂
I really wish I had known about this when I took ornithology in college.... I may have actually passed the audio portion of class!
Please add birds common to southern Canada! Love this! I’m sharing this with my 3 year old granddaughter!
Be a bird song hero, got stars in his eyes
The coo of a mourning dove, the chirps of a scissor tail at night when I lay on my bed and the pounding on my front window demanding I feed my feathered family. We have several wrens that stay in our grapefruit tree and they sing so sweetly. We have Hawks and buzzards that come around but were careful about the birds and will scare them into the foliage of our trees.
Amazing video.... thanks for sharing
Yes, Fun! Makes you smile happy.
I love bird watching and this is very helpful.
Come check out this years bird migration
I'd love to see a spectrogram for a kookaburra.
KRRRRRR-OOOOOOOOHHOHOHOHOOOHHAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAHHHAAAHAAAAAAAHAAAAA
I’m sure you could find one in the Macaulay Library
Love this!
Awesome got them all right. I want to see the song notes for the northern mockingbird and gray catbird.
Thank you for posting.
Excellent! Thank you!
Beautiful singing the best in the world to me And there coloures are divine Love them soooo very much h Yvonne Marshall Cornwall England
vocal perfromance student : full score 💯
superbe oiseaux
This is a great site! The videos are easy and fun. They'll be helpful this Spring when our birds come back..
It is a great video. I learned song and call from birds 32 years ago, building my own pentagram.
Suara suara burung yang indah untuk di dengar
This is so much easier to understand than all the names for bird sounds that really just confuse me. 😊 It's similar to what I've done to help remember a song so I can look it up later. I just draw the pattern I hear. This is an amazing find to help me with that!!
I would love a page of just spectrographs with associated bird names. Then I could more easily put a name with all the lovely songs!
wow , very nice!!! thanks for share this ....awesome!! great job , good luck everyday to everybody from Lab.
Cool! Wish there was one for the American west.
Excelente, gracias por difundir el maravilloso mundo de los cantos de aves. éxitos.
Superb .Thanks .
This is the best video.
🌺. Very cool learning tool. This is something I need to focus on as I know so few of the songs and they can be so crucial in distinguishing a species. - H🌺
Very critical but right one technology applied for recording.
Thank's for channel to make to see gods creation
So beautiful 😍 the sounds of birds 🐦
This is wonderful. Thank you so much for making and sharing this!
Terrific video. Thanks
I love this so much! Thank you!
I love the Black - capped chickadee "hey sweetie"
Cardinals are lovely. I had luck filming it few days ago.
C'est carrément génial
YES finally I can bird songs without staring at Facebook videos!! (:
Simplemente hermoso lindas aves
this is a great tool from children to adults
Wow, this was so much fun! My 6 year old and I loved playing this game.
That was so much fun! Glad I found your channel! I subscribed and clicked the bell for more!
WOWWWWWWWW. SUPER COOL...…… THANKS... GREETINGS
Thanks, I think I found my new bird, the Carolina wren. Never heard it before this spring. Tweety, tweety, tweety, tweety, tweet. NE USA area.