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*Black-Capped Chickadee Baby Call (Fledgling Call) – Black-Capped Chickadee Baby Call Also Mallard Duck - Goose - Rabbit - Woodpecker and Several Others* 🔔 Bird Power – Beautiful Birds from Around the World Thank you for watching! 🕊️🌿 #tvforcats #cattv #cat #catslover #catvideos #catvideo Here's a video testimonial for cats who watch birds. You can see that it works https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxH9-PccUX... 🌹You can help me grow this Channel for free 🔔 Subscribe to Bird Power for more amazing bird videos! 🦜🐦✨    / @birdpower4k   The baby call of a Black-Capped Chickadee, typically made by fledglings, is a high-pitched, soft, and repetitive sound. It’s often described as a *"seep-seep"* or **"tsee-tsee"**, somewhat thin and weak compared to adult vocalizations. These calls serve primarily to signal hunger and maintain contact with the parents. The fledgling call is persistent, especially when the chick is hungry or senses the presence of a parent nearby. Unlike the adult’s distinctive *"chick-a-dee-dee-dee"* or the whistled *"fee-bee"* song, the baby’s call lacks complexity and strength. It’s designed to attract the attention of adult chickadees for feeding and protection. The sound blends into forest background noise but is recognizable if you listen closely near a nest or in areas with active fledglings.