Birds use songs and call notes and produce behavior, to communicate with each other. Birds use sound and action to ward off predators or warn of the danger to other birds to attract mates or defend their territory.
Another common form of communication among birds are called notes. Most birds communicate aurally, although some are noisier than others, and each species of bird has a variety of call notes to convey different messages.
Other birds also communicate with their behavior. In many bird species, the male dance, march or take other action to attract a female.
I love this post!!!!
ResponderEliminarThe bird's language is very nice and cute... I love it because they make happier aour day with their sings, their way tu communicate between them
Each specie has their own way, their own tone, their own sing...
And in personal, i enoy a lot the bird's sing at 6 am :D
Elena Ojeda :)