Bird Sounds in Nature: Common Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus)

Bird Sounds in Nature: Common Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus)

1.3K views · 67 reactions | When was the last time you heard a cuckoo? Traditionally heralding the start of spring, the song of the Cuckoo sounds the same as its name: 'cuck-oo'. It can be heard, and sometimes seen, in its favoured grassland, woodland edge and reedbed habitats - let us know if you spot one! You can hear their call here https://www.british-birdsongs.uk/common-cuckoo/?type1556 | Birmingham & Black Country Wildlife Trust | Facebook

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Brood parasitism... Mother's absolute love ❤️💚 In frame: Large grey babbler & common cuckoo chick The common cuckoo is one example of a brood parasite. Such animals trick other animals into raising their young. They sneak their eggs into other parents’ nests. A grey babbler parent feeds a bug to a cuckoo chick. The babbler keeps taking care of the cuckoo even after the cuckoo grows much bigger than its foster parent. Happy Mother's day 💐 #mothersday #birdsofmaharashtra #birdsofindia #birdphoto