Favorite bird song

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This one is also quite nice-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhvCsYFZ0vQ

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I like the sound of pied butcher birds https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/75250191 sorry about the noisy miner
I also like eastern whip birds https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/78302006

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I often hear the same bird song in many areas and wonder what species it is. Unluckily, I couldn’t record it well. But certainly, bird song is beautiful and peaceful.

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I have many favorites here in Siberia, but my number one is probably Blyth’s reed warbler! I also have a soft spot for the common chaffinch (simple but it’s practically a symbol of spring here where I live) and the Eurasian golden oriole.

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I agree I also can’t choose just one

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I really like the lazuli bunting and the American bittern.

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The warbling whistles and clicks of nesting purple martins really stood out to me the first time I heard them.

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It’s not technically a song, but I love the calls of Horned Owls. Also mockingbird songs are so interesting and varied (I just wish they wouldn’t “perform” all night).

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  • White-throated Sparrow
  • Great Horned Owl

And yes, two extremes in pitch.

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Welcome to the forum @MergenOndar and @rsowton

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Also not technically a song, and not so much a favorite as one that really stands out for its distinctiveness: the location note of the Pacific-slope Flycatcher. It sounds just like someone whistling to call a dog.

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I like voice of red vented bulbul .
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/80341475

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