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What I Learned About Robin Alarms Directed At People In My Neighborhood

Click play to hear the fascinating story of how I discovered an extremely subtle bird alarm behavior from the American Robins in my neighborhood!

Here’s the bird language sequence discussed in this recording:

  1. First – A Robin “whinnies” in the nearby landscape (If you don’t know your basic robin calls, then you should familiarize yourself with these 7 robin calls)
  2. Next – From the direction of that whinny, Robins fly in to feed on the lawn, making their soft flight call “Tsip”
  3. Finally – Anywhere from 30 seconds to 5 minutes later, you’ll notice people active over where the sequence started. Voila!

Bird alarm patterns can be extremely subtle, so don’t get discouraged if it takes a bit of practice to figure out how bird language works in your neighborhood.

Every landscape has it’s own unique challenges & opportunities which is why it’s so important to share your observations & stories with experienced trackers & bird language practitioners. (You might also need a sensory awareness tune-up!)

This recording also talks about how the robin alarm sequence can help us predict the movements of white-tailed deer who are constantly trying to avoid humans in this landscape.

More Bird Language Resources:

Beginner’s Guide To Bird Language Skills

7 Robin Calls Everyone Should Know For Bird Language

7 Chickadee Calls And What They Tell You

9 Real Life Examples of Bird Alarm Calls In Action

How To Track Deer And Find Them In All Seasons

Filed Under: Bird Language, Podcast

Ready For More Bird Language?

I would love to help you go deep into the world of Bird Language!

Whenever you’re ready… here are 4 ways I can help you solve the mysteries of bird sounds & behaviors in your local environment:

Download a free copy of my new ebook – What’s That Crow Saying? It’s all about how to make sense of crow sounds & behavior… And if you really want to go deep with crows, then try the crow language home study course!

You can also register for some introductory videos I created about using bird alarms to find wild animals outside – Start your Bird Language Adventure here!

Or try the complete Bird Language Blueprint… This course will teach you 5 essential steps to discover the secrets lives of wild animals by following bird alarms.

And if you’d like to work with me one-on-one, just send me a message and tell me what you’d like to work on together, and I’ll get you all the details!

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