I'm not really sure, but one night me and my sisters heard a really creepy screeching, almost like something was dying or being killed. To this day, we still don't know what it was, but I think it was a screech owl.
The bird that makes a beautiful sound and eats honey is the hummingbird. These small and colorful birds make a humming noise with their wings and are known to feed on the nectar of flowers, which is similar to honey.
The hoopoe, a bird which can be found in Afro-Eurasia, makes a sound like "oop-oop-oop."
The kiwi bird gets its name from the indigenous Maori people of New Zealand, who named it after the sound of its distinctive call. The bird's name, "kiwi", is onomatopoeic, reflecting the shrill "kee-wee" noise it makes.
The call of a whip bird is made by two birds - usually a male and female, when they duet. The male makes a "whip" sound while the female makes a "crack" sound, creating a distinctive call together.
An owl is usually linked with making a 'hoot sound'.
The Kingfisher bird does not conventionally sing but makes a different sound that is a rattling squall. There is sound clips at the following website: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Belted_Kingfisher/lifehistory
Percussions ... snare drum, perhaps.
The bird that makes a sound resembling a laughing monkey is the kookaburra.
The bird that makes a sound resembling a monkey laughing is the kookaburra.
A Coel makes coo sound
An owl.
a pukeko
The bird that makes a sound resembling a monkey is the aptly named "laughing kookaburra."
kookook bird
whistles
The bird in Florida that makes a sound resembling a monkey is the Yellow-crowned Night Heron.
A Pigeon ends with 'N' and makes a coo sound.