137K views · 10K reactions | #buddytherobin sounding an alarm and flying over for some mealworms 李 This is one of the alarm calls of the robin red breast, transliterated as "tseee." This is more likely to be given in response to an aerial predator and the most fascinating aspect is how hard it is to locate the direction of sound when you hear it. Listen out for this sound and if you here it, see if you can locate the direction it's coming from. | The Robin Whisperer | Facebook

How to Speak Robin Robins are a common species that many people see, and they are very vocal making them good calls to learn Robin songs to me sound like they are asking a question and then answering their own question And this is used to defend territory and attract mates Because robins are ground feeders, they are very vigilant and aware of their surroundings If there is any cause for concern, they immediately send off their alarm call which is a series of loud chirps But we can learn even mor