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birdcall's Usage Examples:

cases, the kestrel birdcall accompanies the gerygone.

Frère Elie – Notou Francis' most contrarian brother, Elias, receives the birdcall of this "gloomy sounding.

The bell is an unusual exotic bell, consisting of native birdcall, and is different in areas of the school.

The birdcall is just delightful.

The kookaburra has a birdcall which sounds like laughter.

"Learning Mohawk In Fifty-five Minutes" (double CD, Intermedium Records), (birdcall on Coturnix Novae-Zelandiae) 2013: Die Tödliche Doris – Stopp (Der Information).

a stuttering sample of something — a flute maybe? — that echoes like a birdcall through a rainforest.

inspired the 1995 composition Summoning Dawn by Scottish composer and birdcall recorder Magnus Robb who was inspired by the tune he noticed by playing.

offstage cue, even the simplest ones, like the ring of a telephone or a birdcall, demand considerable sangfroid, and the job is nervewracking.

5 stars and called it as "representative of the standard Denny oeuvre: birdcall "Polynesian" exotica, Chinese, and Japanese.

a very erudite analysis which says that the name most likely mimics a birdcall, possibly the restless flycatcher or one of that family.

Mabel, a former vaudeville birdcall-imitator, has a dispute with Fishbein over the proper manner of imitating.

"Björk is releasing a Utopia boxset with 14 handcrafted birdcall flutes".

birdcall's Meaning':

the characteristic sound produced by a bird

Synonyms:

acoustic device;

Antonyms:

demobilize; cause to sleep;