The look of a magpie had always caught my attention..OK,maybe that's because I don't know that many kind of birds..hehee...But, nevertheless, I still like the way it looks..yes.
For those who don't know how a magpie looks like,this is it...(maybe to you,it doesn't look that nice and attractive but,ohhh well,I still like it...:)

It continued to whistle and then, it flew away.It made me wonder why do they actually whistle and make some other sounds...So, here is what I've found out...It's rather interesting..
Talking
A Bird talks when it is content and happy and wants to
send a message to the another bird or it's owner.
Whistling
When a bird whistles it is communicating that the bird feels
content, safe and is at ease in it's world.
Chattering
Some birds just like to talk, talk about anything; their
environment, how they feel, the state of the union....
so to communicate their thoughts, they chatter/chirp, sometimes
incessantly, sometimes loud, sometimes soft.
Young birds chirp or chatter when they want fed. Birds in
the wild often chatter as a warning sign to other birds that
something is not right in their environment, or as a call
to attract another bird's attention.
Singing
While there are many reasons why a bird sings, it generally
can be divided into:
When it is communicating a message to another bird
When it is communicating a message to it's owner
When it is content and happy and just feels like singing a song
More Specifically Birds Call or Sing:
* Calling or singing to attract a mate.
* Calling or singing to establish the bird's territory
* As an indication of the readiness of either or both
partners for sexual activity
* Maintain a bond between male and female bird
* As a way of communication between parent and young
* As a means of warning it's mate or other members of the flock
of danger
* As a means of gathering a flock together or finding each other
* As a means of encouragement to fellow flock members (such
as the case of geese flying and calling to other members to
keep up
* As a tactic of intimidation to predators or other birds
* Birds do practice their songs, calling and talking through repetition







