Common Backyard Songbirds - Bird Calls of Ontario - Bird Calls, Songs and Sounds and Chirps

In Canada, I hear a variety of different bird calls and have trouble identifying which bird is creating the loud sounds. In this video, I have compiled some videos I recorded of some of the common birds I have in my backyard in Ontario, Canada. This video includes Mourning Doves, Blue Jays, Northern Cardinals, House Sparrows, American Goldfinches, Baltimore Orioles, American Robins, Common Grackles, Red-winged Blackbirds, and Starlings. These are bird calls of North America.
There is rarely a day that I do not see a wild bird come into my backyard. Wild birds produce fantastic, beautiful loud songs, calls, and sounds. I watch many birds perch in trees on tree branches, fences, and bird feeders. Throughout the spring I hear lots of birds calling and singing to their mates, children, and parents. Birds also make loud calls when they are trying to talk to other birds and when they want to protect their hoard of food. Wild birds come in a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes. I find that the smaller the birds are the cuter they are.
This video has some of my best footage of birds either singing or calling and making sounds. A variety of birds are found in my backyard, some stay for a while and sit in my yard and some grab some food and leave as quickly as they can.
A songbird is a perching bird or any bird that can produce a series of usually musical sounds. Sounds produced by a songbird can be heard as a song or a harmonic series of musical notes. Songbirds generate loud and sometimes long sounds that can be heard from far away. Bird calls and songs are frequently used to attract potential mates and defend their territories.
Songbirds create a variety of different loud chirping sound effects.
Additionally, in this video, these birds create loud chirping sounds and calls. When a bird chirps it is often a short, quick, high-pitched, and loud sound. Birds often chirp to notify other birds of something, to get their attention, or when possible danger is around them.
Over several years, I have taken photographs and recorded videos of many beautiful wild Canadian birds in my backyard, at nature parks, and in large bodies of water.
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Mourning Doves make multiple different sounds, this includes a soft coo-oo followed by two or three louder coos, and when taking off or landing, Mourning Doves’ wings make a loud whistling that may help startle predators or warn flock mates. Mourning Doves are tan-colored, with black spots on the wings.
Blue Jays often make loud hig high-pitched screaming sounds. Blue jays have blue, white, and black feathers.
Cardinals make loud chirping sounds. The male Northern Cardinal has bright red feathers with black on the front of its head and an orange bill. The female Northern Cardinals are a pale tan-brown color with warm reddish tinges on their wing and tail feathers.
House Sparrows are common in my area and can be noisy constantly chirping. Male House Sparrows have brown and black feathers with gray on their chest and a black bib below their beak. Female House Sparrows have duller brown colored feathers and no bib on their neck.
An American Goldfinch is a small bird with yellow feathers. A male American Goldfinch has bright yellow feathers, dark black wings, and black markings on its forehead. Females have duller yellow-colored feathers. American Goldfinches will make various songs and sounds that will be several seconds long.
Male Baltimore Orioles have bright orange feathers on their chest with dark black feathers on their head and back along with white stripes on their wing feathers. Female Baltimore Orioles have duller colored feathers. Baltimore Orioles create a variety of whistling sounds, Orioles make short loud sounds repeated multiple times.
American Robins
Grackles
Red-winged Blackbirds
Starlings
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This video includes loud bird calls and sounds with no music.
Some of these sounds and calls may be able to attract birds to your yard.
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[@jerryannclifford6538]

Sitting outside on a humid Sthn Ontario morning listening to birds. Heard a melodious song I didn't recognize so played this. Singing abruptly stopped as the video played. "Time to leave. Too many birds here!" Still can't identify that melodious songbird. Great video. Well presented. 24.07.12.

[@normanfranke4041]

Thanks for all these marvellous videos. An excellent resource for Ontarians.

[@flavianofloris4459]

Sparrow was imported from Italians in the early life of new York and they spread as invasive bird ❤ everywhere in North America

[@arlenek6797]

this amazing thank you.

[@RobbmanGaming]

Just came to my attention. They all speak different languages... haha

[@lizdunne91]

We just heard a bird outside with a very distinctive sound of jewbedy jewbedy jewbedy jew. What kind of bird would that be? We live in southern Ontario!

[@herprettynails]

i heard a bird call but it was more like a chipper a chipper chipper

[@mosienko1983]

What the house sparrow's song lacks in beauty it makes up in enthusiasm of delivery. CHEEP!!!