SilverSage
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- Sep 14, 2013
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So I have a fairly mixed flock, and most of them live in my bird room. I can tell most of their voices apart even within the same species, but I have noticed that someone in the flock at least, though it sounds different enough that I think it is SEVERAL someones, is learning new sounds. They refuse to make these sounds when I am there however. It is mostly odd whistles that don't fit into the noises any of them are known to make. It is just kind of fun. I suspect Kiowa, one of my cockatiels, Scout my IRN, and Cache, my yellow-sided GCC as the ones most likely to be expanding their repertoire.
