bird call , auch: birdcall

A few birds called to each other in the distance, but she heard nothing else; saw no one.

Three times the bird called, but only she took notice of it.

A night bird called across the river in the silence.

She likes bird calls, and can do them better than the President.

In the quiet, a few birds calling, she felt someone behind her.

Living in the country, I'd learned to recognize bird calls.

A night bird called among the ruins as they walked.

At 9:45, over the course of 10 seconds, four bird calls came in.

A bird called in the trees, and another answered it from ahead.

Night birds called in the darkness of the woods outside.

Birds called, and the sun came out from behind a bank of clouds.

They bought him tracks of bird calls, which he learned.

A little wind stirred outside the window, and a bird called.

Around her, strange birds call to one another in the swamp.

At one point the four adults are drawn to a window by bird calls.

Birds called to each other - there were at least a half dozen different songs in the air.

She was also uncertain exactly how to put the bird calls into print.

That being said, one morning on the final day of school, my son heard birds calling outside our dining room window.

She heard birds calling, and a child shouted, somewhere far away.

He usually has a catchphrase which is similar to a bird call.

After a long time, she heard a tiny sound, a soft whistle like a bird call.

A night bird called from the trees and he froze, waited a moment then moved on.

Bird calls awakened her and she knew that dawn was close.

The musical whistle of ground birds calling to one another.

No night bird called; there was nothing to trouble the silence beyond our circle.