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philbravery

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Q: Bird Calls in China ?

What is your favorite Bird sound?
For me its the Crow or Wu Ya in China.
Yet its call translates internationaly.
It doesn't matter what country you are in you can always know what it is saying.
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So you're saying crows are om-lingual? I shall ponder

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mArtiAn

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I'm not a practicing ornithologist but I am very fond of the sound of chickens. Or rather chicken. Covered in batter and frying in a pan. Beautiful.

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So you're saying crows are om-lingual? I shall ponder

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Kadicha

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Graham Kennedy would be proud of you.

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