Talking Birds for Saturday Critters

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1. Yes, sometimes is difficult to pronounce like natives. It is difficult to hide our foreign pronunciation

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   • I think that foreign accents add some personality and charm to the speaker, I just don’t like my own, haha.

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     • I like “mischief the talking raven”.

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       • Oh yes, he seems to do various voices.

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2. I didn’t know the ravens were talking. I am surprised. From these wonderful videos, I learned that there is much more to learn about birds.

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   • I was surprised to see that Eurasian jays talk a few years ago. There’s a youtube channel where the bird speaks in Russian.

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3. They look smart and charming. I know raven, others only through pictures or Carol’s posts.

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   • Magpies and eurasian jays are common where I live, but they still haven’t had a chat with me.

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     • Why don’t you use your wand to make them talk?

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       • It didn’t occur to me, I will do that next time!

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         • Nah I am very sure that you will succeed! I’m waiting for the video!

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4. Hah my early warning system had me put down my coffee before playing Ellie Videos. I don’t have to clean my screen now. HAH your evil plot foiled!

   i love the videos. Have you seen the show Bird Brain on Netflix? it talks about how intelligent birds really are…

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   • At least I don’t owe you electric wipes this time. 😀

     I hadn’t heard of this show, but it sounds interesting. I will look it up, thank you!

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     • my wife and I watched it amazing. We are hoping for season 2

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       • Sounds very promising. I am always searching for new things to watch.

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5. Thank you for sharing. What wonderful birds I enjoyed this.

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   • Thank you, I am glad to hear that!

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6. Wow!!! One is better than the other. We have the Drongo that can chirp in 8 different ways including a meow.

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   • I remember your post about the dringo, such an amazing bird! We have a lot of magpies and Eurasian jays around but they would imitate another bird at most.

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7. Amazing bird videos. The only one I am very familiar with is the blue jay. They are all incredible. Thanks for the smiles. 🙂

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   • Thank you so much, Carol! We have a lot of Eurasian jays and magpies around, but I have never heard them imitating human speach.

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8. Those videos are funny and I also have heard that ravens can talk.

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   • I am glad you liked them. I love ravens and magpies.

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9. I knew there were many mimic birds but I didn’t know Ravens can talk! Wonderful videos. All of them.

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   • Ravens are very smart and interesting birds but unfortunately they sometimes have a bad reputation.

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10. Thanks for sharing these fun videos. I like the last video the most.

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    • Thank you so much for your comment!

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      • You are always welcome. 😊

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