The distinctive calls and song of a winter flock of Pied Currawongs in the Australian bush. Named for the often heard “curra-wong” call, Pied Currawongs make a range of other vocalisations including loud ringing calls, gurgles and whistles. In autumn and winter, Pied Currawongs often form flocks, especially if there is a concentration of food around such as a fruiting tree. These feeding flocks often call noisily, creating a rich chorus of whistles and ‘curra-wong’ calls.
In this video spectrogram, a flock of about 20 Pied Currawongs can be heard singing as they feed on the fruits of a native lilli pilli tree. Australian Magpie, Grey Butcherbird, Bell Miner and a few other species can be heard in the background.
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11 сен 2020
