Bird Sounds Vocabulary

noun the harsh cry of a crow or similar bird

• The loud caw of the crow echoed through the quiet forest.
• I heard the caw of the crow outside my window this morning.
• That crow won't stop cawing, it's driving me crazy!
• The politician's speech was nothing but empty caws and promises.

noun a group of birds singing or calling together, typically in a lively and continuous way

• The chirm of birds in the forest signaled the arrival of spring.
• I love waking up to the cheerful chirm of birds outside my window.
• The chirm of birds always puts a smile on my face.
• The chirm of voices in the crowded room created a sense of excitement and anticipation.

adjective describing a sound that is harsh, loud, and piercing

• The squawky sound of the microphone made it difficult for the audience to hear the speaker.
• My neighbor's squawky parrot wakes me up every morning.
• I can't stand that squawky singer, her voice is so annoying.
• The squawky feedback from the old radio reminded him of his childhood.

verb to sing or whistle with trills, runs, or other melodic embellishments

adjective singing or whistling with trills, runs, or other melodic embellishments

• The bird was warbling a beautiful melody in the early morning.
• I could hear the birds warbling outside my window.
• The singer was warbling their heart out on stage last night.
• The wind through the trees sounded like nature's own warbling symphony.