The female thrush calls loudly, and the thrush is a bird that is good at singing. There is no obvious difference in the size of the calls of male and female thrushes, but during the estrus period, the thrush’s calls will It is very large, and generally the male thrush will come into estrus first and will keep singing, and the sound is very loud, but the female thrush will sing less frequently.

The meaning of the female thrush’s call:

1. If the female thrush gives birth to babies. The baby's cry. It's a reminder to fellow humans that they are in danger. Please hide it.

2. Send out the valley. valley. valley. And the tail wagging up and down is saying I want a girl.

3. Send out the valley. valley. valley. And circling in place or shaking the head on the perch is to say that this place is mine. Be careful I bite you

4. Make a whine. Woo. Woo. And spread its wings. It's saying I want to fight.

5. If you approach the thrush, it will purr. Woo. Woo. And when it spreads its wings and screams, it is saying I love you. happy to see you. It will also do this when it sees the mother bird.

6. Make sounds similar to "Ke, Ke, Ke, Ke, Ke, Ke" to express fear and weakness.

7. When the bird makes a sound like "quack-chirp", if the bird does not stand up on its feathers, it means that it wants to call but is afraid to call; if the bird has its feathers on its head, it means that the bird is extremely scared.