Description
This large Blackbird Bird Caller allows you to imitate the territorial songs and vocal sounds of the blackbird. Use it for field expeditions, classrooms, or the stage. The Blackbird Bird Caller instrument was crafted with boxwood and nickel silver, makes it perfect for gift-giving and sound effects. It can also accurately imitate the high-pitched wagtail (Motacilla alba).
Features
- Authentic replication of the wagtail's high-pitched sound
- Creation of entertaining and amusing sound effects
- Crafted from a solid wood and metal construction
- Traditional instrument made in France
Weight & dimensions
Size: 5.5cm × 2.1cm × 2.1cm
Weight: 120g
Specifications
Product Type: Musical Instruments
Colour: light Brown
Material: BoxWood , Nickel Silver
Number of units included: 1
Product Care: Wipe with a damp cloth
Safety Warning: This product may contain small parts that pose a choking hazard, may have sharp edges, or may be heavy and fragile. It is not intended for use by children without adult supervision. Use with care to avoid injury. Handle and maintain the product responsibly to ensure safety. Buyers are responsible for ensuring safe use and care of the product. This is a general guide and it is not a substitute for proper supervision.
Country of Origin: France
Technical details:
|
Name |
Blackbird Bird Caller |
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Product Type |
Whistle |
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Country of Origin |
France |
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Craftsmanship |
Handcrafted |
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Material |
Box Wood and Nickel Silver |
|
Key |
High pitch |
|
Pitch |
856ms |
|
Attack |
144ms |
|
Decay time |
1khz-8khz |
|
Dominant Frequency Range |
100hz-2000hz |
|
Frequency Range |
83db |
|
Peak decibels |
71db |
|
RMS decibels |
8 |
|
Loudness Rating |
5 |
|
Difficulty Rating |
Bird Caller |
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What’s included |
Warm and woody |
|
Timbre Tone Colour |
Low |
|
Dynamic Range |
15 years + |
|
Recommended Age |
Blackbird Bird Caller |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the birdcaller suitable for beginners?
Yes, it’s suitable for beginners, especially those familiar with basic blowing techniques. It's simple to use with a little practice.
How do you play the blackbird birdcaller?
Blow gently into the correct end of the birdcaller while adjusting your airflow to mimic the call of a blackbird. Varying the pressure can help refine the sound.
What are birdcallers used for?
Birdcallers are used for birdwatching, nature education, and wildlife photography. They help attract specific birds by mimicking their calls.