Because they are one of the most common birds across all of North America, robins serve as an excellent example for learning how to identify birds based on their calls. If you have the ability to decipher the meaning behind their cries, they have some fascinating things to say about the natural world. Regrettably, the vast majority of people never get very far in their efforts to learn what their neighborhood robins are saying.

The springtime season can be easily identified by the distinctive tune of the American Robin. The pitch of the syllables moves up and down, but they are delivered in a consistent rhythm, and there is a brief pause before the bird starts singing again. The pace of the song quickens as dawn approaches. When attempting to communicate with one another, American Robins will frequently make a mumbled cuck or tuk, but when alarmed, they will make a sharp yeep or peek. They also make a sound that sounds like they are laughing or chuckling. It is a chirping sound that is repeated and gets louder.

Do not be hesitant; investigate this incredible sound application, and then let us know in the comments what you think about it.