North American Bird Sounds | Compilation

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Birds featured:

Duck (Mallard), Turkey, Crow, Chicken, Owl, Pigeon, Hummingbird, Robin, Sparrow, Blue jay, Bald eagle, Hawk, Goldfinch, Whip-poor-will, Mourning Bird, Loon, Cardinal, Pheasant

Scientific names:

Anas platyrhynchos, Meleagris gallopavo, Corvus brachyrhynchos, Gallus gallus, Bubo virginianus, Columba livia, Archilochus colubris, Turdus migratorius, Passer domesticus, Cyanocitta cristata, Haliaeetus leucocephalus, Buteo jamaicensis, Spinus tristis, Caprimulgus vociferus, Cardinalis cardinalis, Zenaida macroura, Phasianus colchicus

[xueli]

0:00 Duck (mallard)
0:08 Turkey
0:15 Crow
0:24 Rooster
0:31 Owl
0:40 Pigeon
0:52 Hummingbird
1:01 Robin
1:10 Sparrow
1:19 Blue jay
1:27 Bald Eagle
1:37 Hawk
1:46 Goldfinch
1:56 Whip-poor-will
2:04 Cardinal (male)
2:17 Mourning Dove
2:34 Pheasant
2:44 Loon

[_cmi]

Ah yes the sparrow. The little birds that love being trapped inside a Lowe's

[jimbinache]

Mourning dove is the sound I recognize every day little bird has such a cool call

[elizabethmcbride]

Hearing loons on the lake at night living in a remote farm I moved to in Minnesota was probably the best part of the whole ordeal 😭🤣

[Devsterinator]

Mourning doves, loons, and blue jays remind me of the woods around my parents home

[Svennymat]

Despite how fantastic it sounds, I would not want to hear the Loon's call on a quiet night alone.

[mineduck]

The loon calls while visiting the adirondacks was magical, especially at night. It is something that you have to experience

[WarriorofSunlight]

I absolutely love the sounds of the whippoorwill, mourning dove, owl and loon.

[RemnantCult]

I used to live in a rural part of South Arkansas and I would feed the birds and deer around my father's backyard. Plenty of Mourning Doves and Blue Jays.

[lakeside]

The loon is my favorite. Just gorgeous.

[crustacean]

Loons and Morning Doves ares my fav in terms of their call

[wildberries]

The sounds of nature bring so much joy to our hearts!!!

[slayer]

MOURNING DOVE finally, I've learned to mimic their call for a long time now and I forgot the bird name thanks for this video

[CiaofCleburne]

I saved the trees around my home so I am more able to watch and hear many types of birds. I’v been entertained by them all winter and never hooked up my television even once since I moved here. I watch behaviors and notice color variations. Its been an incredible journey so far. I didn’t see too many song birds in this clip however.

[catmeifyoucan]

The bald eagle has a more distinct sound than that, it's a series of whistles and like wincing chuckles. I hear them all the time here in Florida.

[clementine]

the mourning dove sound is so nostalgic

[jackieandthesheetmetals]

Ahh the mourning dove reminds of when I’d be in school it would be usually 11 am it’s cool outside so we’d have the doors and windows open I’d hear lawn mowers in the background and the younger kids playing around while the teacher has to constantly tell us to pay attention but then we all end up getting distracted so we just have a chill day

[screamingmimi]

Wow. Every time I hear one of these compilations, I’m certain I got into the wrong line of work. Warm wishes from Minnesota! ❤❤❤

[shean]

Whip-poor will would sound fire on a trap beat 1:56

[andginisin]

the eagle one sounds like a robin i’m pretty sure