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Here are some examples of masters for contest birds that you can try:1. Chirping of the Stone Magpie: Stone magpie is one of the birds that is often used in contest bird competitions. The long, rhythmic and varied chirping sound of the stone magpie is highly appreciated. You can find good magpie sound recordings and use them as masters. Make sure to choose a sound that is high quality and close to the bird's original sound.
2. Canary Chirping: Canaries have melodious voices and can be taught various variations of chirping. You can find recordings of popular canary songs, such as roller calls or gacor calls, and use those recordings as masters for your contest bird.
3. The sound of ciblek birds has unique and distinctive characteristics. The following is a description of the sound of the ciblek bird:
The ciblek bird's sound can be explained as a combination of various melodic, loud, and sharp sound elements. Its voice can be heard very clearly and clearly among the sounds of other birds around it.
In general, the sound of the ciblek bird has a high pitch with different frequency variations. The distinctive call of the ciblek bird usually consists of a series of firm and rhythmic "ciblek-ciblek" sounds.
Several variations of ciblek bird sounds include pulling sounds, short pulling sounds that are fast and repeated with a distinctive rhythm. The sound of a flute, in which the ciblek bird imitates the sound of a flute with cheerful and melodic tones.
Apart from that, ciblek birds can also make other sounds such as trills or rapid and repeated vibrations, as well as high-pitched whistling sounds. These sounds can vary depending on certain conditions and situations, such as when ciblek birds are interacting with other birds or when they are excited or angry.
The combination of all these sound elements creates an impression of an energetic, agile and striking sound, which makes the ciblek bird one of the birds that attracts the attention of bird lovers.
4. The chirping of the kacer bird has an alluring characteristic with a beautiful combination of sound and rhythm. The kacer bird (Copsychus saularis) is a popular warbler in Indonesia. The following is a description of the chirping of the kacer bird:
The chirping of the kacer bird sounds clear and firm, with varying tones. Male birds have stronger and more rhythmic voices than female birds. Their tweets consist of a series of melodic sounds that occur at different patterns and at different intervals.
The initial sound of the kacer bird's chirping is usually a short 'tirik' followed by a series of 'cililin' or 'kliyengan' which sound like shouts with alternating low and high pitches. This sound gives its own uniqueness and charm to the chirping of the kacer bird.
In addition, the kacer bird also has the ability to imitate the sounds of other birds, so that in its tweets it sometimes hears imitations of the sounds of other birds such as canaries, rock magpies, or srigunting. The ability to imitate this sound makes the chirping of the kacer bird even more interesting and entertaining.
During their chirping, kacer birds also often display rapid and rhythmic variations of trills or pauses, which add to the beauty and complexity of their voices. These sounds sound like 'cici-cici-cici' or 'cet-cet-cet', with pitches and rates that vary depending on the individual bird.
Overall, the kacer bird's chirping is a combination of clear sound, various rhythms, and interesting tonal variations. His tweets are able to create a pleasant natural atmosphere and fill the silence around him with the beauty of nature's sounds.
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