World's Weirdest Bird Sounds - Part Two
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- 0:00 Barred Owl
0:09 Swinhoe’s Snipe
0:54 Crested Oropendola
1:20 Dusky Grouse
2:00 Cory’s Shearwater
2:39 Emu
3:05 European Nightjar
3:42 Australian Magpie
4:15 Barred Owl
4:51 Gunnison Sage Grouse
5:33 Great-tailed Grackle
6:23 Common Eider
7:00 Greater Hoopoe-lark
7:33 Atlantic Puffin
8:07 Eurasian Bittern
8:36 Greater Racket-tailed Drongo
9:24 Pin-tailed Snipe
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• Cory’s Shearwater: Alain Verneau- www.xeno-canto.org/416289
• Cory’s Shearwater: Cedric Mroczko- www.xeno-canto.org/263253
• Emu: Tom Tarrant- www.xeno-canto.org/195089
• European Nightjar: Patrik Åberg- www.xeno-canto.org/347571
• Barred Owl: Andy Martin- www.xeno-canto.org/389995
• Great-tailed Grackle: test.xeno-canto.org/398613
• Great-tailed Grackle: Paul Marvin- www.xeno-canto.org/455048
• Common Eider: Matts Rellmar- www.xeno-canto.org/373764
• Atlantic Puffin: Stanislas Wroza- www.xeno-canto.org/432782
• Swinhoe’s Snipe: Patrick Franke- www.xeno-canto.org/120465
• Dusky Grouse: Daniel Lane- www.xeno-canto.org/33714
• Greater Hoopoe-lark: Tero Linjama- www.xeno-canto.org/164131
• Eurasian Bittern: Patrik Åberg- www.xeno-canto.org/42542
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• Crested Oropendola: Fernand DEROUSSEN- www.xeno-canto.org/147552
• Australian Magpie: Marc Anderson- www.xeno-canto.org/382720
• Barred Owl: Andrew Spencer- www.xeno-canto.org/48644
• Gunnison Sage Grouse: Andrew Spencer- www.xeno-canto.org/100250
• Greater Racket-tailed Drongo: Peter Boesman- www.xeno-canto.org/369175
• Pin-tailed Snipe: Andrew Spencer- www.xeno-canto.org/457133
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• Greater Hoopoe-lark: Supreet Sahoo-
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• Greater Racket-tailed Drongo: Rahulsharma photography- commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...
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• European Nightjar: Dûrzan cîrano- commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...
• Barred Owl: mdf- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barred_...
• Atlantic Puffin: Richard Bartz- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pa...
• Eurasian Bittern: MPF- commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi...
• Pin-tailed Snipe: JJ Harrison-
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• Crested Oropendola: Steve Garvie-he.wikipedia.org/wiki/קובץ:Ps...
• Australian Magpie: Graham Winterflood-www.flickr.com/photos/1269534...
• Great-tailed Grackle: Brandon Trentler- www.flickr.com/photos/btrentl...
• Common Eider: Ron Knight- www.flickr.com/photos/sussexb...
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Did we miss one out that you thought deserved to be there?
We're always on the look out for what to include in part 3 - so leave a comment if you have a suggestion!
Horned Screamer
American Woodcock... the "peent" call, and the climbing display sound
Varied Thrush
Suggestions for part 3
Watercock
Greater sage grouse
Southern ground hornbill
Common ostrich
Common myna (Record link: www.xeno-canto.org/444488 )
King eider
Montezuma oropendola has a really crazy song
Piano: *exist*
PeopleWhoDontKnowHowToPlayPiano: 1:05
underrated comment right here
Take my like, sadly it's all I can reward your wonderful comment with.
Birds that sounds awesome: *exists*
A person who only spams instruments: i wish i could do dat
These memes..ur mindcontrolled. The whole 10million of you
As a former piano and keyboard player, I approve of this comment LOL
0:00 Barred Owl
- Sad wolf howl
0:09 Swinhoe’s Snipe
- Passing hovercar
0:54 Crested Oropendola
- Alien bomb drop
1:20 Dusky Grouse
- Old man telling a story and laughing
2:00 Cory’s Shearwater
- those weird plastic tubes that make the noise when you invert them (Groan Tube)
2:39 Emu
- Ominous drums
3:05 European Nightjar
- Space scanner
3:42 Australian Magpie
- Alien radio chatter
4:15 Barred Owl
- Puppy noises
4:51 Gunnison Sage Grouse
- Bubbling cauldron
5:33 Great-tailed Grackle
- Tiny police siren and reload noises
6:23 Common Eider
- Impressed old ladies
7:00 Greater Hoopoe-lark
- Proximity sensor
7:33 Atlantic Puffin
- Boastful old man
8:07 Eurasian Bittern
- Phone vibrating on a table
8:36 Greater Racket-tailed Drongo
- Target acquired
9:24 Pin-tailed Snipe - Gerbil reaching light speed
AvernumInvictus barred owl sounds like a scarier version of an indri call
AvernumInvictus the gerbil KILLED ME
_GERBIL REACHING LIGHT SPEED_
I lost it with "Pin-tailed Snipe - Gerbil reaching light speed" 😂
These are SO ACCURATE
Nobody:
My uncle laughing at his own bad joke: 1:41
Cucu
The "Nobody:" part is unnecessary... But I still hit like.
@@zimtak6418 sorry lmao
zimtak64 It’s a common comment dude. The “nobody” is necessary for it to match the motif
Lmao!
9:30 walking quickly in squeaky boots to get away from your killer
IM DYING
and turning into a car apparently
THATS SO FUNNY
That one SpongeBob episode
LMAO
2:00
_eng eng eng _*_WAAA_*
2:27 *ow ow aaaa*
they sound like those long tubes with the squeaker that slides back and forth in them
My favourite :D
@@Dubswitcher OH MY GOD
a perfect fourth
Nobody:
Brewing chemicals in video games: 4:52
When lava is just above you
Brenton Taylor
Varian approves
Lava in Minecraft.
For me, it's also similar to that noise made when you wobble laminated paper/card around by flexing it from both ends.
@@KirbyMario12345_939 Yeah
Damn if birds are capable of such diverse noises then I can only imagine how wild dinosaur sounds must’ve been
@Elizabeth_Spivey интересно 🤔🤔🤔, а где можно найти домашнего динозавра???
Something that gets me is how absolutely choc full of megafauna the mesozoic is. It may be preservation bias, but from the fossil record, there were a LOT of big animals roving around the face of the earth during that time.
In modern animals, that translates to noises too deep and low to be audible by our ears, we *feel* them with our bones.
It's very likely that large dinosaurs were similar in that respect. It would be a world of alien birdlike noises, and eerie deep calls that you could not hear but feel in the earth and your skeleton.
Well most dinosaurs didn’t have a syrinx unlike birds, so they probably only made grunting or hissing (or even low frequency) sounds
The larynx of an ankylosaur called Pinacosaurus was recently described, but they do not appear to have possessed the syrinx present in birds. The oldest known evidence for that structure comes in the form of Vegavis, a kind of bird from the Cretaceous period (66Ma to be precise), but that doesn't really imply much about when in their evolutionary history they developed it, just that it's basal to the Aves, our modern birds (which appeared in the very Late Cretaceous. Around the same time as crocodilians too, actually, isn't that fun. In both cases "birds" and "crocodiles" were already around, but those died out for one reason or another).
Depends who you talk to. There's some question about what sounds a dinosaur could make, because, up until recently, no one had detected the presence of a syrinx - a bird like voice box. They may have just been developing in some species at the end of the cretaceous. But syrinx may not fossilized very well.
So currently we know of them only from an anklyosaur. The idea of those organic tanks swaying back and forth as they lumbered along, singing... A truly marvelous concept.
8:09 the eurasian bittern sounds like when you get an empty beer bottle and blow into the top to make a tune, even better with a wine bottle
if emus had a bigger lung capacity they could do live 808 trap bass
thought emu sound was not right! magpie was great!
@@kaylouisecook366 but it is, though. There's emu in my zoo and they sound just like this, like someone blowing in a bottle, or drumming quietly.
Is actually very loud, just so deep that's barely noticiable
I didn’t hear anything...
@@lisausa1297 wear headphonee
0:12 "Ok good, you got the car going. Now just ease into the clutch..."
Kurt exactly what i was thinking
Funny fact: that sound doesn't come from their beaks, but their tail feathers.
@@Ama-Elaini so they fart sound? Wario birds?
@@dragonempress8367 Lol, does it count that it comes from their feathers vibrating when they dive bomb?
Lol
"cmon.. show everyone the ring you bought for your fiance.." 6:32
Omfg this made me laugh out loud
7:49 Man really went AUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGGH
IM CRYING IT SOUNDS SO IDENTICAL
YES
True
Minecraft Villagers
7:00 when you first start playing the flute
8:36 when you get a little better at it
Rachel Gohlman underrated comment
8:09 and someone is playing bass at the background
2:42 someone playing bass
Underrated comment + replies
Wood thrush - when you get a lot better.
4:18 imagine, you’re lost in a forest, in the middle of the night, and you hear that.....
Sounds like someone is yelling whoooo, then turns into howling wolf. Like there is a warewolf
Idk if it's just me but it sounds co- oh no wait never mind. The beginning is fine the rest 🙅🙅
I live in upstate NY and went camping in the woods literally right outside my house, and I heard that almost exactly as well as a lot of coyotes
@@mhkuntug I'd be half tempted to find the warewolf just to see what it's selling
@@peterzelaya9948 selling? What do you mean? Sorry bro for my English.
0:55 My xylophone is drunk.
9:28....Did this bird listen to a nuke detonate?? The eyes look like they've seen it too..
Vietnam flashbacks
When you're walking by the lake with your girlfriend, the Eider ducks be like "Ohhooooo!" 6:25
more like 1:40
Yo these sound pretty interesting tbh too lol
Jay Boland 😂😂😂😂
Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Those birds sound like they are too busy pleasuring themselves to notice anyone walking by their lake.
2:06 sounds like that childhood toy I used to have where I’d shake it back and forth as it’d just make that sound 😂😂
Sounds like Zack the lizard.
Omg same
You mean that animal noise imitator thing where it just slides down a tube?
@@Enneamorph no I think they mean the baton looking think with metal balls on the inside and everytime you flipped it, it made a strange sound that kinda sounded like that bird. (And the metal balls would go down a swirly thing everytime you flipped it as well)
Oh my god! Groan tubes!!!
That oropendola gave me a physical terror reaction. I cannot explain it. Literally never had that reaction to anything in my life.
No wonder Australia lost a war against Emus, with calls like that they could strike fear in anyone's heart.
Or with help of other birds,make a concert!
A sound-effects artist could have a field day with these bird calls. As many have already noted, many of these sound like they're right out of a science fiction movie.
we live in a science fiction world :)
I want to hear avant-garde music with these bird calls
@@arasharfa b-but... fiction...
Artists do not create art in isolation, they copy very much from nature
I literally clicked on this video to find sound effects lol
The Eider duck is probably my favorite. They sound like they're going "Ohhooooo!"
Hahaha you're right!
Same here, my goodness.
Just been saying to my fiancé that it sounds like typical British old ladies when they see a bargain 😆
They going UwU
The Bared Owl 🦉 is mine
5:53 laser sounds wow
0:16 I thought a helicopter flew near my house😂
3:08 About this call, Lovecraft wrote: "a damnably rhythmical piping, as if in unison with the last breaths of a dying man" (The Dunwich Horror).
Nightjars and their -will/-widow brethren have that kind of reputation in olden literature where their calls are representative of doom, insanity, and other misfortunes. The Eastern whip-poor-will was said to drive pioneers raving mad. It's like the Telltale heart - repetitive, never ceasing noise.
ahh the Dunwich Horror, read that a few years ago, it changed my life
But "they didn't get 'im."
Lovecraft was a racist
@AtriumX Okay yes everyone did use the hard R but he took a step further and named his cat with the hard R that is just foolishness
I have actually an idea now, how dinosaurs were diverse
I keep thinking about that too
Yes, I'm thinking the same thing
Samee insane
Thanks
Try playing these on 50% speed and that might be close in some cases maybe i dunno 🤷♂️😁
1:03 when you lose in Pac-Man
9 year old me messing with a piano
2:41 the Emu sounds like someone has an erratic heart beat or playing electronic drums, if you listen through head phones.
6:32 oWwoWwww
*Australian Magpie Call*
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.
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*The Screams of Thousands of Australians*
Literally hearing this outside my window now😭
Why are they so.... *murderous*
@@disgracedsphinx3494 Buggered if I know, mate. We've always loved (and fed) the ones around wherever we live and they've always done right by us. Amazing birds, they really are.
@@disgracedsphinx3494 it's because they're helicopter parents
ive never actually heard the call in this video, only the duet one that lowkey sounds kinda pretty. so it was kinda a weird experience lmao
2:54
No wonder why they won against Australia.
Those are some sick birdy bass beats.
2:27 your sibling when you barely hit them but your parents are around 😂
😅
7:59 Me when I try some delicious meal
Aaaah. Aaaaah.
The common eider sounds like a group of ladies being fascinated at something.
0:09 Speedy spaceship
0:54 Downwards cartoon noise
1:20 Yo, did your horse just fart?
2:00 When the entire kindergarden falls over and scratches their knees
2:39 Sick drum beat
3:05 Mini tractor with a hint of slapping
3:42 Me when I play the saxophone
4:15 Stereotypical owl noise from every movie in existence
4:51 Metal waving ASMR
5:33 When someone breaks into your bird and the alarm goes off
6:23 Woouuuw! OvO
7:00 Let me just destroy your ears real quick and permanent headache on the house
7:33 You have convinced the puffin
8:07 Tacco bell
8:36 Tryhard with hairdo you can't beat
9:24 🚀
I play this for my chickens and turkeys every night and they all stop squacking and listen intently with a look of "I think I'm related to them" on their faces.
Crested Oropendola sounds like the aliens from Galaga. Great-tailed Grackle also sounds like something out of scifi.
I literally had the exact same thought! 🤣🤣
that would almost undoubtedly be because they used these calls to create the sound effects.
Grackles are absolutely e v e r y w h e r e where I live and I'm constantly hearing them whenever I go outside
Taotwist; that's it galaga! I couldn't pinpoint that to save my life, thank you
That’s icterids for you (both belong to the family Icteridae). Many icterids sound like something out of Sci-Fi. XD
4:52
The sounds of my mind.
Mine is 2:00
Lol. 2:17 You can hear a phone alert
*Me about to take a test*
My brain:
Sounds like a someone doing experiments 🧫🧪 in a science 🧬 class.
@@luutas You and me both XD
8:39 my notifications in the middle of the night
^_^
You missed my favorite barred owl call - the legendary "who cooks for you, who cooks for YOU all!"
The barred owl is so eerie...
Can you imagine hearing that, late at night, all alone? Gives me the heebie jeebies just thinking about it.
Oh, speaking of eerie bird calls, there's nothing like hearing the call of a peacock late at night in a pine forest. It's common here in Texas.
That just be the type of owl in my trees at night , yelling.
I like it though
What part of Texas are you in? I didn't know there were feral peacocks.
I have a pair that hang out around the farm. They have owlets every year around this time.
nah i think it's nice
Their 'euoropean version' sometimes referred as 'deathbird' (halálmadár) in hungarian literature. Despite this, they are very cute in person :D
Can you do more please?
Absolutely! We have already starting research into strange bird sounds for part 3
Close Encounters of the Bird Kind my favorite backyard birds are mourning doves, they have mournful sounding coos that go “ooo wooo Hoo Hoo Hoo”
@@birdkind I think the frigatebird and greater sage grouse would be good inclusions for the next video.
Great suggestions! One of which will definately be included, I shall investigate the other...stay tuned! :)
@@birdkind do the curlew! they sound quite eerie
Seems like birds can be the ultimate sound effect creators
The Crested Oropendola sounds like a Game Over sound effect you'd hear in some classic arcade game.
The Cory's shearwater sounds like a bunch of Yoshis or something
Cory sometimes fly by here and sing. I love that bird song! Totally out of this world!
The shearwater sounds like snoopy laughing
ENG ENG ENG WA
I hear spongebob 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Atlantic puffin sounds like a malfunctioning air raid siren, lol
To me it sounds like a cow XD
2:11 the ow ow aaah bird 🤣
The Dusty Grouse is by far the silliest sound I think I've ever heard! 🤣 If anyone ever hunts it, how can folks hold back their laughter?
1:23 the sound of a goblin begging for food XD
LMFAO
Barred owls are my favorite bird to hear in the wild. The first time I heard them I was out camping in Smithville, Texas and it was just after midnight in my tent. I was awoken to the most terrifying sound of a bunch of barred owls yelling it out in the oak trees above us. So loud and just wild to hear. They sound like cackling demons when they get into a tiff over territory. Love them.
3:54 I hear that alllll the time in the morning. They usually come to my house for food a lot, they’re really nice animals
Australians: Impossible.
Yeah...
@@goldenhydreigon4727
Disagree mate
4:56 sounds like lava from minecraft
Skrillex has left the chat
Rachel - jayceeuk42 left with new material 😂
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Gunnison grouse sounds like wobbling a large thin piece of plastic or sheet metal 😂
That's what I thought too! lol it also sounds like bubbles popping too. :)
I moved to New York City recently, but hearing the Grackle call makes me miss my home back in Arizona. I always called them zoo birds when I was a kid.
The dusky grouse sounds like an old man chuckling and the Cory's Shearwater sounds like babies trying to talk lol
8:39 Can someone sample that and add a nice beat to it?
I'm going to sample everything from this video! So many awesome percussion hits.
@@salo7227 i agree, there needs to be more music like Bird Machine
ruclips.net/video/cH1D8zzqoKM/видео.html you guys should listen to this !!
precipitaion Damn thanks for that link, that’s so good!
@@precipitaion6296 i have no idea what they are saying but i like it.
knock knock
1:26 I didn;t even crack the joke ye-
Lol
2:42 it's like me playing the drum in music class
"can i get an owa owa?"
cory's shearwater: 2:19
“Owa owa Aaaaaaaaaaaaack!”😂
1:04 sounds like Galaga sound effect when the bugs were moving in the game :D. Woah what an amazing sound!
That’s exactly what I thought!!!!
Now that's a memory I never expected to come back. I loved that game. It wasn't like Defender or other games where you had to pay a lot into the machine before you could figure out the way to play for all the bonus points.
Magpies get such a bad rep :( maybe I'm biased because I've always been friends with my neighbourhood maggies, so they've never been an issue (plus, a bit of common sense about where you walk goes a long way). I find it so weird that their noise is considered unsual, seeing as it's just... a daily thing for me. I think they have a rather beautiful noise!
When I moved to AU I instantly fell in love with their sound! I started to feed them and never got divebombed by them. Such a difference from the European magpie's screeching sound :)
I think every one of these are beautiful! Especially each and every one of their sounds. Such immense diversity. How much we don't know about nature, and probably how much we will never know, and how we will probably never know how much of what or not.
As do Bats.
The noise they make is not so much weird. But I believe magpies have the most diverse noises of all birds
They really deserve that bad rep lol. No other birds have caused me so much anxiety while riding a bike in my neighborhood.
However, that didn't stop them from becoming one of my favorite birds.
8:30 eurasian bitter. He use to scare a little our family with his voice on late summer evenings, just when sun goes down 😅
1:34 Did anyone notice that this sounds like the sound toothless makes on the beach with the lightfury in httyd3?
Crested Oropendola has a nice 8-bit vibe!
3:50 the sound all Australians fear in the spring time.....
Why
@@abhilashdas2460 Australian magpies are quite territorial and agressive and often attack people that get too close.
@@agrotte9962 thanks.
There’s only 2 things you’ll need to survive Australia, a helmet with some zip ties, and full riot gear
I don't fear them! My favourite bird call! Never had any trouble with magpies and have befriended a few! ♡
Rainbow Lorikeets are worth mentioning. Absolutely beautiful birds, get them in a group and it sounds like they'll hunt you down and rip your face off.
1:10 sounds like a video game 🎮
1. plane landing
2. sounds really familiar like metal tines on a toy. I can't place it
3. old duck laughing
4. "oowah, oowah, oow, ah. Oh yea?"
5. ... just... really low bass
6. bigass crickets
7. grade-schooler on a recorder/flute
8. ghost screaming and moaning in pain
9. those clear gel-balls bouncing in water
10. siren, and also some start/stop radio transmitter noises
11. people saying "oh wow" but from behind a glass wall so it's muffled
12. the microwave when it's done
13. helicopter,then a groaning lawnmower
14. a huge gong or similar instrument
15. an alien gadget
16. a tiny duckling running
5:36, I've heard these silly birds a lot, coming from Texas where they are very common.
Yeah I hear those a lot here in Texas
In Costa Rica, A LOT!!!!
it’s all you ever hear in texas
They sound like droids or robots
these, the mockingbird, and the occasional mourning dove is the birds i heard most often growing up in texas
Amazing compilation. 0:17 Swinhoe's Snipe reminds me of the cars on Futurama! 😅🤭😆
Crested Oropendola sounds like they've spent a long time playing arcade games. Aussie Magpie sounds exactly like that Dinosaur that kills the fat man on Jurassic Park. Great tailed Grackle sounds like a car alarm and a 'lock and load' sound. Common Eider sounds other Worldly, damn that's cool. Eurasian Bittern sounds so mystical and tribal 😳
The Dusky Grouse looks like a squirrel in a bird costume.
3:43 the sound of pain and fear
Why?
@@abhilashdas2460 In short, because it's Australian. Australian Magpies have a knack for diving after and stabbing at people's face, especially during breeding season.
@@stickmanblubbles4489 yeah , why disturb someone who is having sex.
subscribers with no content challenge. X Listen here dumb fuck, in Australia there’s only one way to survive magpies, wear a helmet with zip ties poking out of it
@@Darkex72 So go back to England.
the puffin sounds like it looks. Blessings!
I love barred owls. A bunch live in the woods around where I live. They have such a classic owly hoot but when they open their beaks and start cackling they sound like muffled kookaburras. It's great.
The Gunnison sage grouse sounds like someone wibbling a sheet of laminated paper--OH MY GOD THE PUFFINS
9:39 WE GOT HELICOPTER BIRD!?!
I need this to live.
Fabulous! That was a real treat, thank you! Imagine - these are all small dinosaurs. What incredible sounds they make. Nature is so magnificent
Gunnison Grouse sounds like an old fashioned coffe perkillator
The Dusky Grouse sounds like an old dude hiding behind a bush making funny machine gun sounds.
Puffins sound like multiple Napoleon Dynamites yelling "nUHH UH!" - "UH HUH!" back and forth at each other before starting a really weird fight 😂😂
3:55 omg it's the owl from clash of the titans
I friggin love Eiders. They sound so surprised every time. Like people watching a show, going "Ooooooh!"
I am so grateful birds survived the chicxulub asteroid strike extinction event.
Nobody:
Absolutely no one:
Me when someone shows me something really cool: 6:25
Some of the most interesting sounds in the world come from birds, I haven't heard of most of these and all of them are so cool and unique! I wonder how these animals started calling the way they do.
Birds are amazing. Their calls & songs & plumage...Thank you for sharing this.
You're welcome!
I gathered some birds that may be pretty weird to be featured in if there's a part 3:
- Horned Screamer
- Ruffed Grouse
- Lyrebird
- Least Bittern
- Common Ostrich
- Southern Ground Hornbill
- Great Snipe
- Common Buttonquail
- Shoebill Stork
- Common Hoopoe
- Screaming Piha
- American Barn Owl
5:15 me planting my crops in Stardew Valley
Humans destroy their habitats and created the synth from pure jealousy of their vocal talents.
im making a sample pack
Marsel Music a sample peck?
Have yet to hear a bird that sounds as good as my moogs
What are you talking about? Stop pulling things out of your behind. Birds were not the reason Synth was created and even if they were, it would be because of wonder and inspiration, not jealousy. Why do you people make moronic claims like that, anyways?
@@Vik1919 r/woooosh
This is absolutely magical hearing these different birds!!! Thanks for sharing 💜💙✌️
Many thanks for your comment :)
cory's shearwater sound's straight out of a pikmin game
Thank you for posting these!! I'm the only one in my family that finds this so amusing. It fascinates me to think that these birds are capable of making these sounds. I had to laugh at an old memory of Curly of the Three Stooges saying "Look at the grouse!" They really do make such funny noises!
the great tailed grackle is literally just dallas texas parking lot ASMR
Or just texas in general, cause oh boy have so many up here in the panhandle.
Theyve made it as far as Eastern Oregon too, along the Snake River
Not just Dallas parking lot ASMR, Rowlett and Garland telephone pole line ASMR too. So, many, grackles on the telephone pole lines!
Also one of those suckers attacked me once while I was walking. Must have been too close to a nest or something without realizing it.
@@angelsartandgaming no matter where you are in texas you cannot escape the grackle
That’s so true
Growing up in Dallas I can confirm this
7:36 I'll have what they had, it sounds mmhmm! Delicious!
In texas, i hear these grackles every single day i can think of
Those Eider's are very impressed with something.
The Hoopoe-Lark sounds eerily off key, almost like a horror movie esque reversed clip of a xylophone...
The Bittern almost sounds like the bass to that same horror tune.
Meanwhile, the Gunnison Grouse sounds like someone bending plastic....
Sounds like bubbling water to me, or maybe a heated bubbling mud pool.
@@gwenmartinsen3979 to me the grouse sounds like when you wave a whiteboard around and it bends, similar to what the commenter said
i never considered the magpie call to be unusual as i’m constantly exposed to it but it definitely is now that i think about. truly beautiful but still very strange (like most australian flora and fauna)
0:54 Oh so that's where they got the friendly call for the Hypsilophodon in The Isle from, wow they barely even altered it.