I remember that one scene in an african documentary in which a go away bird stalks a hunter to signal the preys to run away when he's about to kill them
was on a school backpacking trip trying to sleep after walking 8 miles THAT DAY into the woods, Barred owl freaked out the kid w schizophrenia and we all got super offput from that
In my opinion, the most haunting bird call is that of the last Kauaʻi ʻōʻō male. Not because it sounds scary, but just the absolutely depressing context. For those unaware, the recording of his call was just him singing with breaks for a female to join in. He didn't know that he was the last surviving of his species and I think that's truly haunting. He died in 1987.
Imagine. You have zero idea your species is gone and you are the only one left. You call out hoping someone will answer. You keep calling out over and over again but no one is there. You do not know if your kind is gone only from this place. So if you could you try to move around and keep calling. Even when you die you will may not know that you are the last humans probably still believing that people in other countries must still exist atleast.
Man, I've never really considered kookaburras to have a haunting call, I've grown up with these things laughing out in the distance and it's quite soothing.
I’m not from Australia. My local pet store had a kookaburra named Tarzan and he’d always laugh when he’d see me. He died a few years ago and I have to travel to see another kookaburra.
Literally how I feel with the Barred Owl. The only scary thing with them is when there are multiples and they’re territorial and start making this horrible hissing-shrieking sound and it makes you want to run for it… they don’t hurt people tho
The black-footed albatross’ call is similar to that of a velociraptor. Yes, that’s almost what raptors sounded like! In fact, the black-footed albatross’ call was used in a (very accurate) reconstruction of the vocalisations of a velociraptor. Mainly at 0:29 with the shrieking In fact, a few of these calls were indeed used in the reconstruction of dinosaur vocalisations.
I was born and raised in the countryside in Italy, with boars, wolves and foxes. And I swear the most chilling, otherworldly, and puzzling sounds are always coming from the birds!
6:14 This one sounds exactly like someone walking around flipping the top of a soda can with their finger. Alone in the dark woods and hearing THAT would scare the shit out of me
I've seen enough videos if capercaillie to know you should flee the noise anyway. They're apparently super territorial, and one literally ran near a mile down the road to attack a dude who was just standing there. Can't remember if its just during breeding season or year round, but they're absolute bastards.
@@iamnotamouseok yeah they do attack you on sight during breeding season. Sometimes when they feel threatened too. But they're also endangered species so it is not as common as you may think.
0:11 Weird mic noises 1:02 scary wolf howl 1:30 whining 2:00 laughing children 2:30 bad mic 3:00 crying baby 3:30 broken glass 4:00 distant lion roar 4:25 old person in pain 4:55 women screaming 5:13 impressed old ladies 5:42 air raid siren 6:12 metals sharpening
Unfortunately, it does sound a bit like some old and decrepit big cat relative, if this is any good indication. The other sound I hear is reassuringly similar to a bullfrog, however, so, if you get a diversity of calls there's that.
Yeah really! It boggles my mind how much bird sounds can sound like the sounds human technology makes. I was actually thinking of sounds a computer game might make as you click through prompts to assure you that you've clicked the onscreen buttons. It also reminds me of appliance repair sounds. If you gave these calls to animators, it's be interesting to see what they'd use them to represent in animation.
Bro my grandad lives in the middle of nowhere and I work alone in his shop from like 9pm to 9am and one night I heard that screaching of a barn owl then it came to this thin aluminum door and done it then it left then a dog started trying to open the door I swear I was literally about to pass out
The cry of the curlew at 2am is quite haunting, like a child crying or screaming, I've literally looked for someone harming a kid when I first heard them. Gorgeous birds though, an indigenous lady told me if the curlews are in your yard it means someone is about to die. I don't believe it but when I see them in yards I always think about it
I was shocked to see them on here, never thought of them as anything but majestic. Yeah sometimes they get worked up and it sounds like monkeys but that’s kind of funny. They are humorous because they start out of nowhere and it’s literally like someone waking up from a nap and complaining and making a stink.
Kookaburras are pretty visible (they're big, like giant kingfishers) and aren't shy. So their call would never be a mystery to anyone living alongside them.
I think the Go-away bird is my favorite! It really does sound like it's telling us to "go away" but its voice is so cute so i'd just wanna stay and listen 😊😊
3:00 Bro that ain't haunting, that's funny as hell! They sound like a snobby bird. It's adorable and hilarious! The one before it was definitely haunting though. I'll give you credit for that.
This past summer, we had about two to three Barred Owls living in my backyard, and at night it sounded like a bunch of monkeys freaking out back there. A few interesting things I learned about Barred Owls are that they love making random sounds and will come to check you out and respond if you call to them and they are sometimes out during the day (my sister and I got to see one) which meant we got to witness how big it was-almost two feet tall with a four foot wingspan. Really cool birds.
That’s amazing, also local for me! We have this bog garden where at least 4 live and they get so territorial. They’re out in the day but you have to look. In the evening they’re very active and begin making harsh hisses and shrieks at each other. They put on quite the show for the crowd but began scaring the ducks and I thought there was going to be a war, especially with how they dive-bombed the ducks. When you heard the barred owl you know the gettings good and you’re out in nature!
I was surprised how what look like seabirds here have these really anxiety-producing frenzy sounds. I suppose seagulls are pretty bad as is, but it looks like they could be a good bit worse.
@@shadowbonbon3 The Great Potoo is kind of a creepy bird because you won't notice them at first. They camouflage very well in dead tree stumps. th-cam.com/users/shortsnX0hz18QiP0?feature=share
@@XenoGuru Yup, it's a pretty cool bird. That video you linked is faked though, the sound was taken from another video- the original video was the bird just silently trying to scare off the humans by making biting motions
I'm convinced that birds are just nature's tape recorders and have recorded random sounds that were assigned to each throughout history. Lol. I mean seriously. That last one sounded like a cork coming out of a bottle!
That first Barred Owl call is absolutely breathtaking!... They are a local bird, where I live, and I hear them daily, but that call sounds very unique!... I find they can "hoot" and call louder than usual, but that particular call is new to me... It sounded like some bird of mythology 😊
The southern ground hornbill is really scary to me, it sounds like muffled talking. Most of the others just sounded silly, but that was legit unsettling (Also shout out to the buttonquail who sounds like a distant air-raid siren. I found that very funny that the tiny little quail sounds terrifying)
My parents retired to a home deep in the woods in northern Michigan. The call of the barred owl echoing though the silent woods at night was enough to curdle your blood.
I love the laughing kookaburra because I’m from Australia and it’s just so relaxing to me. Grey go away bird IS ADORABLEEE. Tbh none of these were haunting to me. Birds calls are music, songs. It’s beauty in every click, whistle and Gweeeee. It’s mature at it’s work and every call is just something I’ll never forget, even when I leave this world. The beauty of sound.
There's a pair of kookaburras at a zoo near me, and they're one of the highlights of my visit. They love to pose for pictures and their call is infectious!
One of my favorite haunting bird calls I heard in real life was that of a flock of Curlews here in Ireland, if you can please feature them! Their whistles are so melodic and eerie on foggy cold Irish mornings
@@V.U.4six I used to think they were owls too. They do sound cool. Maybe haunting was the wrong term. Kinda sound like they’re in ‘mourning’ But I love them. I open my window and they come flocking to my front door and start calling to me. “Feed me now now nowww” ☺️
@klee I always thought they were called morning doves myself lol. I love their gentle coos, so soothing. Can’t mimic them. I can mimic cardinals and chickadees though! Love my birds 🐦💜
They are called “mourning doves”, because they mate for life and often times the male birds are hunted, and their “wives” will coo much louder than normal as if they’re in mourning. Hopes this clears things up a bit :) (definitely haunting when there are many of them crying at once) (poor birds)
@@aylajanestephens5305 Seems all birds mate for life. So admirable. I don’t get why people hunt them. They’re doves. How small does your wanker need to be that killing doves makes you feel like a man? Ugh…some humans.
"Gweeeee.... Gewweeeeeeeee... Gueweeeehhh." Honestly the Go-away is adorable.
I remember that one scene in an african documentary in which a go away bird stalks a hunter to signal the preys to run away when he's about to kill them
I agree
In Afrikaans it’s called the ‘Kwê’ bird
LMFAOOO ITS SO CUTEEE
Kinda simultaneously reminds me of the Angry Birds game and Yanny/Laurel challenge
The go-away-bird was just cute lol
It's kind sounds like "whatt... Whatt..." As if it has beef and waiting for another bird to pop off
“Whaaatt” or “waaah”
Its call is hilarious.
Whoæ
Hey Marie do you draw ?
*the most hunting bird calls in the
world*
Cory's Shearwater: **beatboxing intensifies**
That’s just the boss music
@@brainsmooth1235 oh ok
Lol sounded kind of like a kazoo
That's my favourite bird sound ever.
ma favor8 brd
I like the Kookaburra. Imagine being in the middle of the night and it sounds like a bunch of goblins giggling at you. Funny.
thats what i wake up to every day lmao
would scare the hell out of me hearing them at night they only ever speak first thing as the sun rises!
@@luciennemusic well, if you disturb them at night, maybe they’d fuck with you
Sounds so scary-
Not scary as an Australian, if you live where it’s native it’s just the usual.
The barred owl has such a majestic call, I wish I could hear it everyday
Come where I live, Birmingham, Alabama. We have one in our alleyway. My Boston Terrier hates it. I have to refrain from imitating 😂
I live in the city. The only bird i hear is brought to you by the letter G
@le_griffinthey added the O’o 😢
I woke up once to a barred owl WHO WHO WHO WHOing outside my window, scared the shit out of me.
was on a school backpacking trip trying to sleep after walking 8 miles THAT DAY into the woods, Barred owl freaked out the kid w schizophrenia and we all got super offput from that
In my opinion, the most haunting bird call is that of the last Kauaʻi ʻōʻō male. Not because it sounds scary, but just the absolutely depressing context.
For those unaware, the recording of his call was just him singing with breaks for a female to join in. He didn't know that he was the last surviving of his species and I think that's truly haunting. He died in 1987.
I came from a video of his last call
The concept of us driving entire species extinct is so horrific that for a long time even scientists refused to believe it was possible.
Such a beautiful call tho
@@yourghostlovelletter hauntingly beautiful
Imagine.
You have zero idea your species is gone and you are the only one left.
You call out hoping someone will answer.
You keep calling out over and over again but no one is there.
You do not know if your kind is gone only from this place.
So if you could you try to move around and keep calling.
Even when you die you will may not know that you are the last humans probably still believing that people in other countries must still exist atleast.
5:43 this is the only one I actually found scary. Imagine hearing that at night in the darkness.
Holy sheeet it's so scary
Fucking creepy...
It's just sounds like a frog from a faraway distance
Yeah, no thank you LMAO
I found it quite relaxing
video: is called "the most haunting bird songs of the world"
kookaburra: *proceeds to maniacal laughter*
Maniacal laugh.... Maniacal laugh...
Like that "baby laughs alot" toy
Grammar is dead. You killed it.
Jockey from Left 4 Dead 2
If the joker was a bird
Okay but can we appreciate that they literally named a bird the “grey go-away bird” like I LOVE THAT.
It sounds like the title of a creepypasta
1:02-1:30 If sounds like a dinosaur themed horror film then it’s a barred owl.
Hoi! Hoi! Hoi!
Idk if it was just the way it was recorded, but that Buttonquail (5:42) was terrifying.
Ik
It doesn’t sound that creepy to me
It was. 😐
I like the stark difference between the button quail and Japanese quails call. A Japanese quail sounds like a Pokémon.
EDIT: It is terrifying with reverb
*The most haunting bird calls in the world.*
Kookaburra: *AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHOOHOOOHOOHOHOHOHOOOOOOHHOHOAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAH*
I love kookaburras. Shame they inhabit the areas just outside of where I live
Imagine getting tortured and the torturist has 3 of those birds next to you
Ha ha ha ...
It sounds kinda like jigsaws laugh
Lol bruh!!
Man, I've never really considered kookaburras to have a haunting call, I've grown up with these things laughing out in the distance and it's quite soothing.
Definitely, it’s very normal to hear one if you live in suburban/rural Australia. I think they sound cute!
I’m not from Australia. My local pet store had a kookaburra named Tarzan and he’d always laugh when he’d see me. He died a few years ago and I have to travel to see another kookaburra.
As an Australian, You should get used to it, It’s not even scary at all.
Literally how I feel with the Barred Owl. The only scary thing with them is when there are multiples and they’re territorial and start making this horrible hissing-shrieking sound and it makes you want to run for it… they don’t hurt people tho
It reminds me of summer evenings
as an Australian I can confirm that we wake up in the morning only to hear Kookaburra's laughter
That explains a lot😂😂jkjk
How beautiful
I would love to see these in the wilderness and outside of my home. They look cool and make cool sounds. One of the top 10 birbs for me.
I get cat birds. Fuck that. (Also a fellow Australian lmao)
Bro it is soo annoying
The black-footed albatross’ call is similar to that of a velociraptor. Yes, that’s almost what raptors sounded like! In fact, the black-footed albatross’ call was used in a (very accurate) reconstruction of the vocalisations of a velociraptor. Mainly at 0:29 with the shrieking
In fact, a few of these calls were indeed used in the reconstruction of dinosaur vocalisations.
I love albatross calls, especially while kayaking and camping with friends that don't know what it is. It's so freaking bizarre!
Makes sense considering that birds are basically dinosaurs.
That's so cool! The raptoor family are my favorite dinosaurs next to the T-rex.
@@redguirusbirds are literally dinosaurs, not basically (sorry if that sounds mean)
@@TheSnomGuy I wouldn't say "literally", but they're definitely their ancestors.
I was born and raised in the countryside in Italy, with boars, wolves and foxes. And I swear the most chilling, otherworldly, and puzzling sounds are always coming from the birds!
The common Loon should be on this list. It's the most hauntingly beautiful sound
Edit: Also the northern Bob White quail
That Common Buttonquail would keep me up at night!
Your so right.
It sounds like a wolf. Have a listen to the Kokako bird, it sounds amazing too.
Dude the common Loon is something I can never forget because of Stephen King's Bag of Bones.
@@davemidua6138 Not just "Bag of Bones" but also "Pet Cemetery" (book not movie)
6:14 This one sounds exactly like someone walking around flipping the top of a soda can with their finger. Alone in the dark woods and hearing THAT would scare the shit out of me
soda can bird. amazing
I've seen enough videos if capercaillie to know you should flee the noise anyway. They're apparently super territorial, and one literally ran near a mile down the road to attack a dude who was just standing there.
Can't remember if its just during breeding season or year round, but they're absolute bastards.
@@iamnotamouseok yeah they do attack you on sight during breeding season. Sometimes when they feel threatened too. But they're also endangered species so it is not as common as you may think.
*aggressively hits spacebar*
It definitely scares me when it speeds up in the middle of the clicking. :-)
Yeah, when you're walking alone in the middle of the night there's nothing quite like a barred owl call to scare you shitless
That must be absolutely petrifying
Heard this bird fly over my house and land in our barn, it scared me so bad
Sure there is.
Ever heard the noises foxes make at 2 AM?
Its my favourite species of owl
Correct
0:11 Weird mic noises
1:02 scary wolf howl
1:30 whining
2:00 laughing children
2:30 bad mic
3:00 crying baby
3:30 broken glass
4:00 distant lion roar
4:25 old person in pain
4:55 women screaming
5:13 impressed old ladies
5:42 air raid siren
6:12 metals sharpening
3:30, dropping pins, lol
Scary Bird Screaming 1:03
2:30 me trying to talk under water
5:42 Blue whale sped up.
Thank you
I came here to hear how they sound and now I'm more intrigued by the way they look. This is absolutely incredible.
Where is the Shoebill Stork? It would haunt war veterans.
I see what you mean. Sounds like a round of gunfire.
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The way they stare is something vicious & have a huge face lol
@@misst.e.a.187 Here is a better example
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Lmao!!!!
and secretary calls. though they are a mostly silent bird the calls are kinda unnerving
man idk if this is haunting because the first one already got me wheezing
BRO same 😂😂😂
My god your pfp matches your comment
Your pfp makes me sad.
Did you start out koffing?
I predict this is gonna pop up on everyone's reccomendations at some point.
You are truly a psychic
i just gave you 69 likes.
Hey there
I searched for this.
Your prediction has come true for this particular wanderer. Lol.
The great potoo is one of my favorite birds. People say it looks creepy but I find it really cute 🥺
I AGREE YOURE NOT ALONE
It's creepy and adorable at the same time
@@StoryGirl17 fr
If you like potoos then you should see whip-poor-wills and the Chuck-Will’s-Widow. They’re apart of the same family and extremely cute
Totally agree they're cute!
The Kookaburra sounds like when you shake that Jibba Jabba/Jabber doll really fast.
If I was lost in a forest and heard the Great Potoo, I would wonder what the HELL is that sound?!
Informative💙👍❤️🐦🇳🇿
He’s laughing at you 😄
Potoos have a lot of variety between species. Some sound like humans screaming in the woods for example
To be fair, when he hears you, he'll think the same thing.
Unfortunately, it does sound a bit like some old and decrepit big cat relative, if this is any good indication. The other sound I hear is reassuringly similar to a bullfrog, however, so, if you get a diversity of calls there's that.
6:13
It sounds like when you're clicking a pen in and out a bunch of times and then RUNS it over paper for some scribbles.
Yeah really! It boggles my mind how much bird sounds can sound like the sounds human technology makes. I was actually thinking of sounds a computer game might make as you click through prompts to assure you that you've clicked the onscreen buttons. It also reminds me of appliance repair sounds. If you gave these calls to animators, it's be interesting to see what they'd use them to represent in animation.
To me it sounds like a bird opening a can and then being delighted with itself once it gets the contents of the can
Missed opportunity to scare everyone with the signature demonic screech of the barn owl and other tyto species
Honestly thought the barn owl would be on here, along with the hissing of juvenile vultures.
I was wandering where that was
I came to comment the same.
Bro my grandad lives in the middle of nowhere and I work alone in his shop from like 9pm to 9am and one night I heard that screaching of a barn owl then it came to this thin aluminum door and done it then it left then a dog started trying to open the door I swear I was literally about to pass out
Barn Owl literally sounds like a woman screaming. Absolutely terrifying without context.
I think the barred owl calls are actually really majestic I love hearing them occasionally at night where I live.
The cry of the curlew at 2am is quite haunting, like a child crying or screaming, I've literally looked for someone harming a kid when I first heard them. Gorgeous birds though, an indigenous lady told me if the curlews are in your yard it means someone is about to die. I don't believe it but when I see them in yards I always think about it
1:03 barred owls are the most amazing call out of them all, I love these owls so much
I was shocked to see them on here, never thought of them as anything but majestic. Yeah sometimes they get worked up and it sounds like monkeys but that’s kind of funny. They are humorous because they start out of nowhere and it’s literally like someone waking up from a nap and complaining and making a stink.
This is missing the different Potoo bird sounds, and the Cassowary rumbling noise imo
Yeah was gonna say that. Potoos have a lot of variety
CASSOWARY GO EEE
@@mintkiity sound like a velociraptor in films
Emu as well blob blob
There's an urban legend that says that if you hear a potoo ( or ghost owl ) singing you or someone close to you will die
Imagine living 10000 years ago and hearing a kookaburra or a hyena at night not knowing what they were. That would be scary af.
Or 10000 years after those go extinct but some jackass mockingbird descendent is mimicking them
some cultures have myths about laughing ghost. one example is kuntilanak in SE asia. some said it is actualy a cucko's calling.
@@aliceberethart I think most people today can't even tell what made the sound if they randomly hear it
Hyena & Kookaburra sound nothing alike so you could tell them apart if you had ever heard one before & moreover they don't live on the same continent.
Kookaburras are pretty visible (they're big, like giant kingfishers) and aren't shy. So their call would never be a mystery to anyone living alongside them.
I think the Go-away bird is my favorite! It really does sound like it's telling us to "go away" but its voice is so cute so i'd just wanna stay and listen 😊😊
I love the way you made this video: labeling their names & sometimes showing the country of origin. Fascinating- some fodder for my parrot!
3:00 Bro that ain't haunting, that's funny as hell! They sound like a snobby bird. It's adorable and hilarious! The one before it was definitely haunting though. I'll give you credit for that.
Listen to the barred owl
Whye whye whye
I think it's because it vaguely sounds like a humans voice
Sounds like a cranky emo teenager.
hyueh
This past summer, we had about two to three Barred Owls living in my backyard, and at night it sounded like a bunch of monkeys freaking out back there. A few interesting things I learned about Barred Owls are that they love making random sounds and will come to check you out and respond if you call to them and they are sometimes out during the day (my sister and I got to see one) which meant we got to witness how big it was-almost two feet tall with a four foot wingspan. Really cool birds.
That’s amazing, also local for me! We have this bog garden where at least 4 live and they get so territorial. They’re out in the day but you have to look. In the evening they’re very active and begin making harsh hisses and shrieks at each other. They put on quite the show for the crowd but began scaring the ducks and I thought there was going to be a war, especially with how they dive-bombed the ducks. When you heard the barred owl you know the gettings good and you’re out in nature!
The common buttonquail actually sounds unsettling.
I was surprised how what look like seabirds here have these really anxiety-producing frenzy sounds. I suppose seagulls are pretty bad as is, but it looks like they could be a good bit worse.
The sound is so deep that I sounded like it was outside my house
@@totallynotana right?!
Litteral alarm bells
5:44 Kinda sounds like blowing into a glass bottle?
What about loons? They're hauntingly beautiful, and a wonderful addition to the Great Lakes
The go-away bird was so cute I could never be scared of it.
Beautifully done! No annoying and pointless background music, no annoying voicever.
2:36 ayyyy, drop the base ALREADY!!!
You mean bass?
@@NurseOrysia1 lmao thank you sirr.
The Cory's Shearwater hits hard
drop them fish
1:37 that bird has a future in the music industry
The Grey Go-Away-Bird is the most aptly named creature on Earth, fascinating.
I remember hearing the barred owl's calls in a beaver documentary. Beautiful things
1:53 this just made me burst out laughing
LOL
I know, it sounds like a character out of a kid's TV show.
Its in rap battle
pingus voice actor
Owa owa
Most of these were everything but haunting 😂
Guess birds just can’t be scary
@@shadowbonbon3 The Great Potoo is kind of a creepy bird because you won't notice them at first. They camouflage very well in dead tree stumps.
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@@XenoGuru far but another thing that’s creepy is the look manly the head and neck
@@XenoGuru
Yup, it's a pretty cool bird. That video you linked is faked though, the sound was taken from another video- the original video was the bird just silently trying to scare off the humans by making biting motions
@@l.2620 True. Great Potoos don't sound like that. They indeed sound pretty scary. I often described it as a "zombie calling for its mom" 🤣
5:22 gossiping women when someone shares a particularly spicy piece of gossip
Thanks so much for including the locations!
The go-away-bird looks pretty cute to me😊
“These aren’t scary at a-“
*ostrich noise*
“…oh.”
Now look up what a T Rex actually sounded like
@@GrobHammr that is exactly what I was thinking
I’m never going to Africa again QmQ
One bird that should be here is the Australian curlew, they only come out at night and just creeps you out if your alone
🇳🇿👍true in my street at night❤️💙
Omg yes, absolutely soul wrenching
Bush stone curlew are bloody scary if you don't know what they are. Especially the fact they call most at night!
Thank you! I think so too. Glad someone mentioned it but I do find them adorable.
i hate their calls at 3 am
I'm convinced that birds are just nature's tape recorders and have recorded random sounds that were assigned to each throughout history. Lol. I mean seriously. That last one sounded like a cork coming out of a bottle!
5:56 as being indian, yesterday i saw that bird
when i was kid i used to wonder what is that sound in woods so this is that bird.
Southern ground hornbill's call is beautiful, lovely deep reedy sound, I'm a big fan starting from now
6:12 Sounds like a birb trying to open a pot and when it succeeds it lets out a chirp of happiness.
The "go-away-bird" sounds like me any time earlier than 10:00 in the morning
Right? 😂
what splendid recordings, so clear. Impressive collection of birds' songs. Thank you.
That first Barred Owl call is absolutely breathtaking!... They are a local bird, where I live, and I hear them daily, but that call sounds very unique!... I find they can "hoot" and call louder than usual, but that particular call is new to me... It sounded like some bird of mythology 😊
3:48 so when folks go on a snipe hunt....there really are snipes. LoL
But only in Africa, Europe, and Russia
But only in Africa Europe and asia
"The most haunting bird calls in the world"
Go-away-bird: uwwaa! uwaa!
If you put some imagination into it, the Go-away bird actually says "Go away"
“Haunting bird calls”
Kookaburra: *adorable giggling intensifies*
Grey go away bird: HOI!
Edit: holy shit the buttonquail’s call is terrifyingly
sounds of modern day dinos
The hissing and growling of baby turkey vultures is quite startling. Especially if you hear it before you see how adorable they are!
The southern ground hornbill is really scary to me, it sounds like muffled talking. Most of the others just sounded silly, but that was legit unsettling
(Also shout out to the buttonquail who sounds like a distant air-raid siren. I found that very funny that the tiny little quail sounds terrifying)
Ostrich
@@OntarioBirding7538 Ostrich
@@sharksuperiority9736 is scariest
@@OntarioBirding7538 Ostrich
@@sharksuperiority9736 is scariest
My parents retired to a home deep in the woods in northern Michigan. The call of the barred owl echoing though the silent woods at night was enough to curdle your blood.
Some of these are just hilarious
4:49 “you’re wRoNG. WrOnNg”
I love the laughing kookaburra because I’m from Australia and it’s just so relaxing to me.
Grey go away bird IS ADORABLEEE.
Tbh none of these were haunting to me.
Birds calls are music, songs.
It’s beauty in every click, whistle and Gweeeee.
It’s mature at it’s work and every call is just something I’ll never forget, even when I leave this world.
The beauty of sound.
Cory’s Shearwater sounds like a fragrance
* cozy warm voice *
Cory's Shearwater
The New Fragrance
for Birds
We have tons of barred owls around our house! I love when they talk to each other
I love how the pic of the go-away bird looks like he's sick of the cameraman and wants them to get tf away
Dang I was waiting for a Loon or at least a Shoebill Stork
As an Australian a kookaburras call is one of the highlights of our day when we hear it
There's a pair of kookaburras at a zoo near me, and they're one of the highlights of my visit. They love to pose for pictures and their call is infectious!
1:52 can I get a owa owa
lmfao
The sight of a Great Potoo sitting on a fence with haunt me for all time. Not to mention their distant call sounds like a high-pitched scream
Thanks for uploading! I thought this was going to be one of those heartbreaking collections of extinct bird calls and songs. Pleasantly surprised :)
I became enamored with the Kakapo call. It’s resonance is so amazing. The adorable little dance and posturing is cute.
The ostrich is eerie but the buttonqual is terrifyingly haunting
I think ostrich is the most terrifying because it literally sounds like the Julia sound in the ocean
My mom: "Sweetie every bird has a song."
Little me: "Every bird?"
My mom: "Every bird lol"
17 years later...0:51
god i love birds
This makes all those ghosts make more sense.
The Albatross “where’d that horse come from in the middle of the ocean??”
That laughing kookabura was very scary
5:14 It sounds like a bunch of kids that saw something lol
One of my favorite haunting bird calls I heard in real life was that of a flock of Curlews here in Ireland, if you can please feature them! Their whistles are so melodic and eerie on foggy cold Irish mornings
calling them haunting gives them a different feeling
Yah, I agree that hearing them in a TH-cam video isn't that scary, but an owl if I were in a forest at 3 am would scare me shitless
@@mrs.stefonmeyers7156 the real thing that should scare you shitless is the reason youre out in the woods at 3am
@@mrs.stefonmeyers7156 if i never heard they are creepy the sense of creepiness of them was to be not come to me
The common buttonquail is exactly what I picture the duck billed dinosaur to sound like
The barn owl has to have the creepiest call of any bird. The tawny owl is up there aswell
And the mourning dove is forever the OG of haunting calls to me. Hence their name ..
Really? Always thought they sounded cool and I used to think they were owls when I was little lmao
@@V.U.4six I used to think they were owls too. They do sound cool. Maybe haunting was the wrong term. Kinda sound like they’re in ‘mourning’ But I love them. I open my window and they come flocking to my front door and start calling to me. “Feed me now now nowww” ☺️
@klee I always thought they were called morning doves myself lol. I love their gentle coos, so soothing. Can’t mimic them. I can mimic cardinals and chickadees though! Love my birds 🐦💜
They are called “mourning doves”, because they mate for life and often times the male birds are hunted, and their “wives” will coo much louder than normal as if they’re in mourning. Hopes this clears things up a bit :) (definitely haunting when there are many of them crying at once) (poor birds)
@@aylajanestephens5305 Seems all birds mate for life. So admirable. I don’t get why people hunt them. They’re doves. How small does your wanker need to be that killing doves makes you feel like a man? Ugh…some humans.
This bird sounds as tired as it looks 4:28
My parrot cracked up and started making really goofy noises when the Cory's Shearwater came on.
I'm sad the Loon didn't make this list. That is one bird call that once you hear it, you'll never forget it.
Missed the opportunity to add the Curlew. That's a pretty darn haunting one if you've heard them at night.
I love the sound of the loons when I’m way up North. Their haunting calls are beautiful.
5:50 sorry there is a mistake, it's just my cat snoring
6:25 *"You have entered a radiation zone..."*
So kewl 👍👏👏 Imagine in the pitch dark in a forest and hearing some of these… you would think there are monsters and ghosts about even aliens
2:15 me and the boys when one of us tells a joke:
6:31 that one discord friend without noise cancelation