Northern Cardinal Call - 5 different Calls

The Northern Cardinal call is a favorite among birding communities and backyard birders alike. The Northern Cardinal calls and songs are very beautiful. This video highlights 5 different calls of the Northern Cardinal.
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[@dc-yj3nm]

back in 2004 i lived in Ontario and i used to run laps around the yard and this big Cardinal would run laps from one side of the yard to the other. i began to listen to his calls so one day i started to call back. i copied him/her and learned that they can count to 10. i repeated the 2 high pitch sounds followed by another low pitch sound all the way up to 10 and the bird went back down to 1 after the 10th sequence. Then repeated it, the several times I tried. amazing creatures these birds

[@cedricbeasley7424]

Played this when I heard a Cardinal in my backyard and one came to inspect.

[@FuzzyWuzzyBear89]

Me too!

[@ladylibrum7145]

Cheer, cheer, cheer.. wheat, wheat, wheat .. my favorite bird!

[@carolineturner3148]

His songs are as beautiful as his plumage. What a blessing it is not only to hear his song , but, to see him joyfully singing away. Thanks for sharing this incredible footage! ❤️❤️❤️

[@mayaniles9690]

It's funny the variations of the same birds calls in different areas!

[@mamaboocee]

Awesome, I never heard the "rrrrrr" till u pointed it out! The the "dunk" vocalization at the end of some of their phrases! Great video! Thank you! Such a diverse collection! Liked and subbed!

[@ProjectBolony]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@waspqueen217]

Ever since I was a little girl in the 90s, the “switch back” has always been my favorite bird call. It was only recently that I finally learned it came from cardinals. ❤

[@ProjectBolony]

Very nice

[@CenturianEagle]

This was great! You should hear my cardinal (not literally mine, he’s just been living in my backyard more or less for like 3 years!) his call is hilarriousss, and soo cute !

[@clairejohnson4797]

The ones I hear near Minneapolis, MN have two calls. One sounds like #4 only with a note ahead, so it sounds like "What cheer, what cheer". But I've also heard ones and luckily seen them that sound like "see cue, see cue (or C Q, C Q).

[@tuneandsmash9346]

The reason I'm watching this video is I was trying to figure out which bird does that "what cheer" sound. I've got one doing that every day outside my window! Thanks for confirming.

[@gaylet7483]

Thank you for this great video! I didn't know cardinals had such a wonderful variety of songs.

[@pata299]

#4 is what I hear..the 'pew-pew-pew" sound

[@amg1286]

My husband and I hear this every morning super early and also in the evening, we were calling him Laser Bird until I found out today it is the daddy Cardinal we see occasionally!

[@BBAMEG]

I hear one similar to #3, but it goes on longer, then stops abruptly.Hard to explain. It sounds like it starts in mid call, then goes on a few seconds, then stops in, what seems like, the middle of it's call.

[@christiansoldier1noe]

Had one crowing sounded like more 10 feet right above a tree against my backyard. Js didnt sound like no matting call lol. Such a beautiful bird....let's go cards pulling for you 2020

[@alexriemann5549]

At 1:06 you can hear a Blue Jay call in the distance.

[@amyparker6610]

I make this call and a bird answers. Now I know it's a cardinal!

[@barbarabolthouse4859]

All northen bird sounds

[@Jim1971a]

In southern New Jersey/southeastern Pennsylvania they don’t sing like this at all. It’s completely different.

[@ProjectBolony]

Very interesting.

[@lauramarkowitz9725]

7

[@brendabickel6055]

I have watched the male feed the female

[@M5a1r4c7]

That's likely the bird that's always calling me weirdo. The abuse I take...

[@ProjectBolony]

It's hard to interpret.