birdcall
/ˈbɜrdˌkɔl/
noun
- The sound or song that a bird makes.
- The forest was filled with the gentle birdcall of sparrows at dawn.
- We woke up to the beautiful birdcall of a robin outside our window.
- She recognized the birdcall of a blue jay from across the park.
- A device or whistle used to imitate the sound of a bird, often for hunting or birdwatching.
- He used a wooden birdcall to attract a cardinal for a better view.
- The hunter blew a birdcall to lure ducks closer to the blind.
- She bought a small birdcall at the nature store to practice bird sounds.