I love this sound at Studley Park Melbourne ❤

Wow 😍🥰

All I hear is “whoa”

I lived near bellbird dell, Vermont, Australia. Best bird call .

It sounds like a human pretending to bark LOL 😂

I think that they sound like they are saying "geck-oh", not "to-Kay"...

Fantastic resource. Helped me identify the tree frog outside in the front garden. Great to hear them out there. Thank you

big time fart boi

That is terrifying

ONE OF THE MOST TERRIBLE SOUNDS OF AN ANIMAL IN THE NATURE!

Best

lovely video. i have one visiting my back yard regularly at the moment, the beginning of spring. they're so beautiful!

honestly, i don't get scared by this; i find it very relaxing

I LOVE THIS ONE

i was lucky enough to find a "lyre" feather of this bird in a pine tree plantation 6 years ago, still holding on to it, while adding a few more to my collection

Thank you!

Sounds like a bear or cow making the noise, some bears make a chuffing/thumping noise like this

😂😂😂😅 There Are Plenty In Me Backyard (Behind our premises is a Big forest filled with hares, monitor lizards, Warthogs, Antelope, Meerkats, Etc) Although One Hardly Hears Them Cry. I Live In South Africa, Northern Gauteng Border

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The call of the wild Lucario

The sound relieves my tinnitus. Really. It's great.

There's a lot of therians in this comment section.

That is a flipping bill frog call not a tree frog

Thought we had a sasquatch living in the woods, but turns out it's just a screaming fox. Slightly terrifying at night!!

Heard this fella everyday growing up as a kid, never could find it, I heard it recently and I got never nostalgic as I missed hearing its call, I’m so glad if found out what the bird was

Heard this fella everyday growing up as a kid, never could find it, I heard it recently and I got never nostalgic as I missed hearing its call, I’m so glad if found out what the bird was

元の声ケツァルみたいな声やなぁ。

WOW

These little critters were the sound of my childhood from where i used to live. They're called "Tuko" in my home province

So noisey😢😢😢😢

Look at them faces, they’re almost human like. So expressive.

I couldn't have said it better!

I thought they are silent 😂... yesterday i heard these noises and i thought there is some kind of bird sitting at my window. This is something new for me 😂😂..one learn something new everyday 😮😮

Last night at Forresters Beach NSW

We were camping last week and this boar made just this bear like grunt and not a sound after that. He just trolled us thinking bears are back in western Europe.

I have a few that come visit

They remind me of yoshi 😂

Its sounds like someone screams HELP HELP HELP… Scary 😱

Big dif between this song and Aussie Maggi the Aussie song is quite enchanting. 😊

Ooh nice to see you must watch the Jurassic era and the iguana is a Tasmanian tigers

Hes saying gecko

I’m always hearing magpies and butcherbirds when the currawongs are about

Thank you for avesome recordings. This is the second representative of petaurids I've heard, and again it's "song" is strikingly similar to some call types of fruit bats of the genus Rousettus. The two groups are so far from each other, that you may think the distant common ancestors of marsupials and placentals sounded like this.

The calls of African Scops Owl relate to those of Eurasian one in the same way, as the calls of southern and northern races of the Oriental Scops Owl. Southern birds have vibrating gurgling, while northern forms - clear musical whistle, although the song pattern in both pairs is identical.

This is awesome. Isn't it some species of Eagle Owl at 6:32?

Hearing this sound indicates to me boring weather, like cold spring or rainy autumn

Imagine this was a predator

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Fixed sound bird 😄

Very similar to a Gobbler’s (male turkey) drumming.