Three-wattled Bellbird (108kB). This record is on Doug Van Gausig's The Sights and Sounds of Costa Rica. "The combination of squeaky hinge and that BONG! It's an unmistakable sound you'll never forget!''
The
Laughing Kookaburra
Dacelo novaeguineae (489kB) epitomizes something about
Australia. This record is on the page
Common Birds
of the Australian National Botanic Gardens,
maintained by the ANBG. "The 'laugh' of the Kookaburra is one of the most
enduring sounds of the Australian bush."
Another sample (323kB)
from the
Sound of the Week maintained by the Library of Natural
Sounds at Cornell.
And check out Crikey the kookaburra at the San Diego Zoo on this wonderful video.
Montezuma Oropendola
Psarocolius montezuma.
One hundred eleven (!) records available on
Xeno-canto. Also check Dan Mennil's
recordings.
"The strange and remarkable song of the Montezuma Oropendola is an
ascending series of overlapping bubbly
syllables which crescendo to a high peak.'' (Daniel Mennill)
Albert's Lyrebird
Many excellent records on Xeno-Canto
Magnificent Lyrebird