I need more.....audio!

Well, sometimes I' a little slow on the uptake, but I really did get a good laugh. :That\\\'s so f

WeiPea is young, and I was really tickled the other morning when I uncovered his cage and his good morning was almost a coo. I bob and we have a sing-along every morning, thinking he was happy to see me. Then I realized what it really is. While the coffee is brewing, my laptop is booting up and I'm clicking on PIGEON ANGELS!!!! It's the audio...not ME! He loves it! This got me to thinking. I need a CD or something that I can play for him all day. I think it would be good therapy for him. And just think...the cockatiels would start mimicking it too! They already do bobwhites, mocking birds and whippoorwills!!!! They would sound like munchin Pigeons! Can anyone suggest where to find Pigeon/Dove audio. I used to play several CD's of nature type sounds, but the ones I have would frighten WeiPea. Wild tropical birds, :For Shame: Thanks Naunnie

I can try to record sounds from my loft, but it can be 5~10 minutes of recording as the more time, the bigger the file will be. Then the transfer will become an issue. In any case you can play it on auto repeat on media player, until my little darlings drive you crazy.
Last time when I was recording baby Senegal dove, I realized that playback sounds like war zone action, banging of treys, shuffling newspapers, wings flapping and many more sounds that my brain mercifully filtrates but microphone exposes with full strength.

Naunnie, that's what I do with my 2 pijs in the morning. When they hear me awake, they start their coo and I will reply-shout back from my bedroom - " I love you, too"

That is too funny, Naunnie.

One of our cats heard the 'greeting' on the home page and she jumped up on my desk looking at the monitor, around the monitor and even tried looking under the monitor to find those birds.

My husband happened to be home at the time so I told him to log onto the homepage.
Sadie was beside herself. She would run to Chuck's computer (our work area runs the entire length of the wall) than back to mine. She was having the time of her life listening to those birds.

for providing such grand entertainment, John.

Thanks Plamenh. I would love to listen to your sweeties all day long. There has to be a way to do this. I tried googling pigeon audio, but had no luck. I will keep searching... Thanks everybody.

Here we go. I did uploaded recording of my pigeons and because my Senegal dove decided to take part in the morning singing, you have her recorded too.

:arrow: Pigeons

Hope WeiPea speaks Afrikaans and manages to understand them.

Oh Plamenh! Your are THE BEST. Thank you. Thank you. This is wonderful. I just can't express my gratitude enough. We downloaded your little darlings voices, copied and made a CD. WeiPea loves it. I can play it over and over 80 minutes at a time. You and your babies are Stars in the U.S.A. Please thank them for me. I wish you could see the dogs and cats faces when I play this. It is hysterical. They are looking everywhere for that flock of birds. Ella ran and looked out the door. :Rolling eyes: The tiels got real quite...then they all started jabbering. We are having so much fun! Hugs and more Hugs Naunnie

I'm glad you like it.
We can also arange video conference between WeiPea and my loft. That will be real pigeon forum.

what a lovely and funny story, i'm playing the soundtrack too to get the full effect

The soundtrack is brilliant! I just played it to see what Piper would do, and she got terribly excited! She's cooing her head off now!

I was only wondering about this the other day. After John put the sounds on here I had thought it might be nice to have the sound of birds to play when I have an injured bird inside on it's own for treatment. I hoped it might have a calming effect and make them feel less isolated.

It's worth a try.

Janet

jamy wrote:

I was only wondering about this the other day. After John put the sounds on here I had thought it might be nice to have the sound of birds to play when I have an injured bird inside on it's own for treatment. I hoped it might have a calming effect and make them feel less isolated.

It's worth a try.

Janet

I would not play it to the birds who need to rest to recover. To much exitement may not be good for them.
Maybe recording of the birds preparing for sleep will be better.

Okay word of advice...do not play that when at work!! LOL.... :eek: I had co workers come into my office and say what the heck are you doing??? LOL....Its funny I say the I LOVE YOU TOO.....and try to make it sound like a long coo....

I just have to say, we are soo still enjoying this. When I start this up in the morning...everybody is up! My whole house comes ALIVE! This morning I was talking to a good friend on the phone while it was playing. She said "HOW MANY BIRDS DO YOU HAVE NOW!!!" :That\\\'s so f

Naunnie wrote:

I just have to say, we are soo still enjoying this. When I start this up in the morning...everybody is up! My whole house comes ALIVE!

This morning I was talking to a good friend on the phone while it was playing. She said "HOW MANY BIRDS DO YOU HAVE NOW!!!"

That is cute.

Too Funny!

Had a much needed good laugh after reading this This sure is a great idea.

I am going to try this audio out on my bird and see how she reacts since she is all alone at home...this would probably pep her up. Plamenh

OMG! My little noise makers are getting multinational attention. If they only knew, they would double their effort. However impossible it sounds, they can give much more sound and volume then recorded.