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Pigeon Project : I have loved your comments, I feel you voice how I also observe their varied communication patterns . Mary Canada 🇨🇦🌾

They also talk about the World peace and different cultures.

@@kakezai1 For me, this seems to make sense since I actually hear birds in my mind singing (in their vocalizations) about different nations, cultures, cities, etc. I can think about countries personified as birds talking like that or either way countries personified as birds having their own theme songs like that (sometimes either with their own musical instruments which associate with that place and bird sounds or songs sampled at the same time). Birds normally seem like they talk whatever else, but normally in nature, they are their basis of communication and the use of other purposes like alarming others about something (mainly about predators), finding mates, etc. In nature, it's also part of their instincts, and birds (along with other organisms) naturally and usually act according to their instincts. But for sure outside of this, they surely do seem to talk about world peace and different cultures in their own voices. ☮️🕊️

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Much has been said here about its call. I wonder where this was recorded, as I was a quail hunter most of my life (they are game birds in the USA, & quite delicious). But my true wonder here is, the recording here doesn't sound AT ALL like our quail here, which is a distinct low primary whistle with 2 quickly voiced rising whistles, much like if you call out the name 'Bob White', hence its nickname - Bobwhite Quail or just Bobwhite. Perhaps these are from overseas, & are speaking a different quail language? (It does happen, I've seen it in Crows.) Found another video that illustrates my point about our Quail's call; check it out: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a8-piMh4vq6lZ2Q.html

@@acerlazereye1232 Commons are old world quail while ours in the US. are new worlds. There’s a contrast in them anatomy wise as well at the vocal. They come from two different taxonomic families. From my understanding old worlds are more traditionally fowl-like. Their family includes pheasants, junglefowl, etc. New worlds are more partridge-adjacent. Wood quail are probably the only new worlds that have the bigger frame that’s common in old worlds, but the obvious way to tell them apart for me is by their much thicker, “old world” beaks. I’ve gone on writing so much I almost forgot the point here, haha. This isn’t a case of different dialects like in crows. Bobwhites and commons are two vastly different species. In crows and other songbirds the variation in calls was found in one single species, changing by location. In this case, it’s just a call this species of quail is known for. Common quail are from europe, but far as I know quail have no or very few regional dialects.

What species of quail or do you mean just in general

@@joshuakuehn These ones, common quails. Don't know if other quail species are endangered too

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