صوت السمن للصيد - صوت دمج مميّز -- صوت لصيد النهار. Turdus Philomelos recall sound

The Turdus philomelos, commonly known as the Song Thrush, is a small to medium-sized thrush native to Europe, Asia, and parts of North Africa. It has a warm brown upper body, creamy underparts with distinctive dark speckling, and a slightly melodious, varied song that makes it easily recognizable. Song Thrushes are known for their repetitive song patterns and complex, flute-like calls, which they use both for territory marking and communication.
When exposed to bird recall sounds, Song Thrushes can be somewhat responsive, especially if they hear familiar songs from conspecifics (other Song Thrushes). Their responsiveness depends on the context-during breeding or mating seasons, for example, they may respond more vigorously to calls that signal potential rivals or mates. They are particularly likely to respond if the recall sounds are similar to their own territorial or contact calls, as these can elicit curiosity, defensive, or social behaviors.