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	Malika Harricharan BellaOnline's Birding Editor

20 Birdsongs [offsite link]
Sons of 20 common birds, 10 from the eastern U.S. and 10 from the western U.S.

Cornell University´s Library of Natural Sounds [offsite link]
With over 6,000 species recorded, Cornell is one of the leading research orgainzations on birds and bird calls.

Great Audio List from Wisconsin [offsite link]
Great audios!

Great bird songs list [offsite link]
This is the greatest website for bird songs that I have found.

Greg Kunkel´s bird songs [offsite link]
An amazing site. This guy makes his own audios and posts them to the web.

JungleWalk.com [offsite link]
JungleWalk has thousands of bird audio and video files, to help you learn your songs.

Links to Sites with Birdsongs [offsite link]
Here is a great resource, listing lots of links to online bird audios.

NatureSongs US Bird Songs [offsite link]
This collection of bird songs and sounds indicates where the recorder was, and what the bird was doing at the time.

Nebraska Wildlife Sounds [offsite link]
An interactive guide to Nebraska birds.

New York State bird songs [offsite link]
This on line collection has 24 types of birds, each with a playable sound files to hear what the birds´ songs sound like.

White-eyed Vireo Song [offsite link]
White-eyed Vireo song file.

Why Do Birds Sing and Who's Making all the Racket?
Why do birds sing anyway? And is it possible to identify a bird primarily using its call? That last question challenged me this morning.

Wild Birds Forever CDs and Tapes for Sale [offsite link]
This collection of CDs and tapes help you learn the various songs of birds, or perhaps track down one you heard on a nature walk.

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