Keep rowdy children indoors during peak bird feeding hours, and take other steps to minimize human noises in the yard. Extended conversations, arguments, laughter, and other human noises are disconcerting to wild animals, however, and will discourage birds. Humans: Your backyard birds can become accustomed to your voice and may not mind the sounds you make.While a very soft, simple melody might attract birds-some of the tones may be close to noises they recognize-most music will have the opposite effect and should be avoided in the yard. Music: Birds may sing beautifully, but they rarely appreciate human music.Minimize sounds such as cat meows and dog barks to help birds feel safe. Predators: Sounds from predators will not only scare away birds, but will also teach them that your backyard is a dangerous place, and they will continue to avoid it.Even if it is a sound they recognize-such as a large, vigorous waterfall-birds will be nervous that the volume blocks more subtle sounds, such as a predator's approach or a mate's alarm call. Loud volume: Any noise with an overwhelming volume will keep birds away.
You may be surprised at how close the birds will come when they recognize the sounds you make and learn to associate those sounds with rewards. Pish while refilling bird feeders or cleaning a birdbath to let nearby birds know you're there and that they will soon have a treat to look forward to. Pishing: In the field and in the backyard, pishing can be an effective way to attract curious birds.The more birds there are in one area, the more noise they will make and the more additional birds they will attract with their songs and calls. Bird chatters: Most birds are naturally social and will investigate the company of other birds, especially similar species that enjoy the same food sources and habitats.The soft buzzes, rattles, and chirps of insects can be a homing beacon to hungry birds looking for a tasty meal. Insect buzzes: Even granivorous and frugivorous birds eat insects, and insects are a vital source of protein for most fledglings.The sounds of water splashing can be heard from great distances, and birds from a wide radius will investigate a noisy water source.
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