10 Birds with the Loudest Chirping Sounds, Some of Which Live in Indonesia

10 Birds with the Loudest Chirping Sounds, Some of which Live in Indonesia

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Birds that we often encounter usually have various characteristics. In addition, their distinctive chirping sound makes them easier to recognize. Some birds usually have loud chirping sounds with a high range of decibels, and some even can't stay quiet. Here are some birds with the loudest chirping sounds in the world, compiled from various sources on Monday (01/07/2024). Some of them are found in Indonesia!

Eclectus Parrot

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Eclectus Parrot originates from islands in Southeast Asia and Oceania such as the Maluku Islands, northeastern Australia, Papua New Guinea, Sumba, and the Solomon Islands."

"They are often kept as pets because of their chirping, which can reach 115 decibels."

"Parakeet"

Parkit is the most commonly kept bird. This bird has a normal chirping sound of about 65-70 decibels. Although small, they can produce calls up to twice as loud, reaching 111-112 decibels, comparable to the sound of a saw.

Burung Merak

he translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is as follows: Kicauan burung merak bisa mencapai 115 desibel, setara dengan suara peniup daun atau gergaji mesin. Burung merak jantan terkenal dengan bulu warna-warni dan suaranya yang tajam. Translation: Peacock's chirping can reach 115 decibels, equivalent to the sound of leaf blowers or power saws. Male peacocks are famous for their colorful feathers and sharp voices.

"Parrot"

Cockatiel or cockatoo is a social bird that is popular as a pet because of its high vocal tendencies. They can be very noisy when anxious or bored, can learn to whistle, perform tricks, and even talk.

The noise reaches 123 decibels, quite disturbing to the ears, especially if the bird is near you.

"Sun Conure Bird\u00a0"

Sun Conure or Sun Parakeet, a popular exotic pet bird, has bright orange and yellow feathers with touches of green and blue on its wings.

They are known as beautiful, affectionate, and intelligent animals. Sun Conures tend to be monogamous and can form strong bonds with humans. They are also vocal, with chirping that can reach 120 decibels.

"Burung Mealy Amazon Parrot" in English is "Mealy Amazon Parrot Bird".

Mealy Amazon Parrot, a large green parrot, is known as a quiet pet but has a very loud chirping sound, reaching 124 decibels, similar to a noisy concert.

"White Bellbird"

White Bellbird, a bird from South America that resides in the Amazon, especially in Guyana, Brazil, and Venezuela, is the bird with the loudest chirp ever recorded.

Male mating calls, which are louder than howler monkeys, can reach 125 decibels, equivalent to a very loud concert.

Rooster

Male chickens are known for their loud voice, although not as loud as crows. Some can crow at around 90 decibels, equivalent to a barking dog, while others can reach 130 decibels.

Burung Kakatua Maluku Translation: Moluccan Cockatoo

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"Nandy Conure"

Nandy Conure, a colorful neotropical parrot from South America, often mingles with other birds that have loud chirping in its tropical habitat.

With a chirping reaching 155 decibels, equivalent to the sound of fireworks, Nandy Conure is not only exotic as a pet but also capable of learning tricks and talking.

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