Flight-call (Bird)

Flight-call (Bird)

The sound bird makes during its flight.

ee also

* Bird Vocalization
* Bird Flight

References

* Summer Nocturnal Flight Call Recordings [http://www.birds.cornell.edu/birdcalls/2007%20Nocturnal%20Flight%20Call%20Study]


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