Fantailed Cuckoo Call amp Sounds

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The sounds of a Fan-tailed Cuckoo calling in the Australian bush. Fan-tailed Cuckoos make a few different sounds, the most commonly heard is the ‘peeeer’ descending trill. Although Fan-tailed Cuckoos sing most frequently in spring and summer, these trilling calls can be heard throughout the year and even at night. Male Fan-tailed Cuckoos also make soft mournful ‘p-whee’ whistles, often when another bird is nearby. Female Fan-tailed Cuckoos make loud, shrill ‘chireee’ calls. • The Fan-tailed Cuckoo calls in this video spectrogram were recorded in Mummel Gulf National Park, New South Wales, Australia. • The Fan-tailed Cuckoo (Cacomantis flabelliformis) is a medium-sized cuckoo found in Australia, New Guinea and a number of Pacific islands. More examples of wildlife sounds and bird calls can be found on my website https://wildambience.com/wildlife-sou... • All of the sounds featured on this channel were recorded on location by Wild Ambience. I am a professional nature sound recordist and my work is regularly used in wildlife documentaries, films, musical compositions, museum exhibits, sound art installations. All of my work is copyrighted and cannot be used without purchasing a license. For licensing details please contact me via my website https://wildambience.com/ • Copyright Wild Ambience - Licensing info available on my website • #wildlifesounds #naturesounds #wildambience

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