Bird songs and sounds are music to our ears! We're grateful to birds for the morning symphony they provide. Their hoots, trills, meeps, and melodies make for an incredibly diverse range of sound, like an endless free concert! Some birds have developed a knack for singing complex songs, like the Wood Thrush. With it's y-shaped syrinx, or voicebox it can harmonize with itself, producing those flute note notes at the end of it's song. If it's feeling quiet in your area this season -- try playing ou

2.1K views · 422 reactions | In some wren species, both sexes have distinctive songs. Only the male Carolina Wren sings, but the female mate may chime in with a trill at the song's end. Learn more in its ABC species profile: https://abcbirds.org/bird/carolina-wren/ Video: Carolina Wren | American Bird Conservancy | Facebook

406K views · 9.5K reactions | More than 300 bird species live in the Tangjiahe forest. With a very striking appearance, the common hoopoe has a gentle temperament. Yet, it emits a repugnant stench during breeding season to ward off enemies. | CGTN | Facebook