The Tawny Frogmouth’s Low Hum
A strange night voice—and the meaning behind its steady, resonant call.
I’m Liz Austin. Every Wednesday and Friday, we’ll spend a few minutes with a bird whose voice, behavior, or wonderfully odd way of communicating caught my attention. I hope it catches yours, too.
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A strange night voice—and the meaning behind its steady, resonant call.
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“The more we understand the language of birds, the more we appreciate the natural world and our place in it.”
Bird Communication Researcher · Nature Educator
My background is in linguistics, music, and adult education, and I’ve loved and been curious about birds for as long as I can remember. Tails Talk is where those worlds come together.
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