Sentences with phrase «birds vocalizing»

Since birds vocalize to alert each other to predators and food sources, biologists John Swaddle and Ghazi Mahjoub and acoustician Mark Hinders of the College of William & Mary hypothesized that interrupting the conversations would increase birds» vigilance, leaving less time for loitering and dining.

«Upon hearing the bird vocalize, Mark was stunned that its call sounded nothing like Neotropical Dryocopus, and immediately knew we needed to examine its taxonomic status in the context of our recent Celeus study given that the Helmeted Woodpecker calls were most similar to several other Celeus species.

But, if the bird vocalizes, you will be able to find its location by listening.

Birds vocalize for a number of reasons.

Not exact matches

Birds need to vocalize and often use screaming as a way of communicating.

While all healthy birds will scream and vocalize at some point throughout the day, problem screaming can be a result of boredom, depression, or some other type of stress that your bird is experiencing.

In the wild, many types of birds learn to vocalize by repeating the sounds they hear around them.

Beak — Your bird can use his beak to communicate in more ways than just vocalizing.

A bird's name is a word that they will hear many times per day throughout their lifetime, so it is only natural that they would try to vocalize it themselves.

Many times, your bird may be near but too scared to even vocalize to let you know it.

When a bird begins to vocalize less frequently than it normally does, that can be a sign that the bird is feeling stressed or even ill.

«The wild bald eagle has been coming in about a week and a half now, coming in the mornings, the afternoons, landing next to this eagle exhibit and vocalizing back and forth with our female bird,» zoo manager Donald Zeigler told the local ABC News affiliate.