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Red Avadavat

Call of the Red Avadavat
8 Nov 2013

Call of the Red Avadavat

by Wee- YC- | posted in: Videography, Vocalisation | 1

Jeremiah Loei’s video of the male Red Avadavat (Amandava amandava), also known as Strawberry Finch and Red Munia, records its call in the video clip below. Note that the call includes high “teei” or “tsi” and chirps. The male bird … Continued

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