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Indian Birds Sounds - Part 1 | Songs and Calls of Birds from India

Welcome to the world of Bird Vocalization. You are watching Indian Birds Sounds (Part 1) of 15 bird species songs, and calls of birds from India. Enjoy the melodious songs and calls! Do you love listening to the sound of the sparrows chirping, the robins singing? Wish you could hear these beautiful bird songs even in the midst of a busy city? Now you can, with our YouTube series of Indian Birds Sounds! Indian Birds Sounds have a variety of bird songs and calls from India, along with their HD quality video. This YouTube video is perfect for birders and ornithologists. All the sounds in this bird soundboard are taken from live field recordings; so you get the feel of really being in a city, forest, or the jungles of India! Indian Birds Sounds - Part 1 | Songs and Calls of Birds from India #indian_bird_sounds​ #bird_sounds #birdssounds #indianbirds #indianbirdssounds #birdsofindia #allbirdssounds #junglediaries The video contains sounds of the following birds: 0:00 Intro 0:27 Asian Koel 1:07 Indian Spot-billed Duck 1:30 Ruddy Shelduck (Brahminy Duck) 1:54 White-rumped Shama 2:24 Shikra 2:44 Coppersmith Barbet 3:04 Greater Coucal (Southern) 3:20 Oriental Magpie-robin 3:41 White Wagtail 4:09 River Tern (Juvenile) 4:38 Bronze-winged Jacana 5:00 Pied Cuckoo (Jacobin Cuckoo) 5:38 Ashy-crowned Sparrow-Lark (Ashy-crowned Finch-Lark) 6:32 Common Kingfisher (Small Blue Kingfisher) 6:53 Black-winged Stilt Only a few species of birds have no voice–storks, pelicans, and some vultures. Most birds produce some sort of vocal sound. The Passeriformes (perching birds, songbirds) are noted for their singing ability. Many birds are restricted to vocal sounds rather than songs or calls. Call – a brief sound of simple acoustic structure - a peep, cheep, squawk, chatter, etc. Song – a relatively long, often melodious, series of notes usually associated with some aspect of courtship. The vocal organ of birds is composed of membranes located at the junction of the bronchi and called the syrinx. When a bird sings, air from the lungs is forced through the syrinx and air passing over the membranes causes a sound. Either one of the two membranes, or both, may be used in singing. Since two different sounds may be produced, the variation in both loudness and frequency is enormous. The songbirds have the greatest number of muscles in the syrinx (4-9 pairs) while most other bird groups have only one pair. In general, the complexity of the syringeal muscles is related to the complexity of the songs a bird can produce. But there are exceptions such as the American Crow, which has seven pairs of syringeal muscles but a limited voice. Parrots, on the other hand, can mimic the human voice and only have three pairs of syringeal muscles. (Source: https://ornithology.com) Camera Gears that I use: Camera: https://amzn.to/3bqIIaX Lens 1: https://amzn.to/3tLYLq4 Lens 2. https://amzn.to/2RVY9RE Lens 3. https://amzn.to/3yeJOA9 Mic: https://amzn.to/2Qmf27s Common Birds of India: Part 1    • 100 Common Birds of India (Part 1/5)   Part 2    • 100 Common Birds of India (Part 2/5)   Part 3    • 100 Common Birds of India (Part 3/5)   Part 4    • 100 Common Birds of India (Part 4/5)   Part 5    • 100 Common Birds of India (Part 5/5)   Indian Bird Videos: 1. Great Thick-knee    • Great Thick-knee (Great Stone-curlew) Esac...   2. Red-naped Ibis    • Red-naped Ibis (Indian Black Ibis) | Pseud...   3. Common Kingfisher    • Common Kingfisher (Small Blue Kingfisher) ...   4. Painted Stork    • Painted Stork | Mycteria leucocephala | In...   5. Eurasian Coot    • Eurasian Coot | Fulica atra | Indian Bird ...   6. Grey Francolin    • Grey Francolin | Francolinus pondicerianus...   7. Pied Bushchat (Female)    • Pied Bushchat (Female) | Saxicola caprata ...   8. Pied Kingfisher    • Eurasian Coot | Fulica atra | Indian Bird ...   9. Indian Pond-Heron    • Indian Pond-Heron | Ardeola grayii | India...   10. White-throated Kingfisher    • White-throated Kingfisher | Halcyon smyrne...   11. Black-headed Ibis    • Black-headed Ibis | Threskiornis melanocep...   12. Yellow-wattled Lapwing    • Yellow-wattled Lapwing | Vanellus malabari...   13. Shikra (Male)    • Shikra (Male) | Accipiter badius | Indian ...   14. Bar-headed Geese    • Bar-headed Geese | Anser indicus | Indian ...   15. Great Coucal (Southern)    • Greater Coucal (Southern) | Centropus sine...   16. Indian Spot-billed Duck    • Indian Spot-billed Duck | Anas poecilorhyn...   17. Oriental Darter    • Oriental Darter | Anhinga melanogaster | I...   18. Eurasian Spoonbill    • Eurasian Spoonbill | Platalea leucorodia |...   19. 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