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This is a 2-hour and 30-minute video encyclopedia carefully compiled with the sounds and images of 182 species of beautiful singing wild birds. It is an overwhelming volume as a video software focused on the calls of wild birds, making it the definitive edition of the "Wild Birds and Their Calls DVD"!

Dream collaboration of the top natural voices—songbirds with the most beautiful singing voices in the natural world!!
Including "Japanese Three Singing Birds"—the Uguuise, Ooruri, and Komadori—as well as the Ojuichi filmed for the first time in Japan on Yonaguni Island, Okinawa Prefecture, this collection features representative species of Japan's beautiful bird calls, recorded extensively on one side of a dual-layer disc.

Over more than ten years from around 1995, an enormous amount of audio and video was recorded both domestically and internationally.
No music is used; the entire content consists solely of bird calls and natural sounds.
Notable scenes include the first domesticated feeding of the Kourai Uguuise in Japan and other precious moments.

Related information such as bird names and "nicknames" can be displayed or hidden using the "Subtitle toggle" feature.
You can quickly search for your favorite wild bird using the "50-sound order and Japanese name index."
Enjoy it as background music or BGV—this is a superb product worthy of the name "Japan's Hundred Singing Birds"!

【List of Recorded Wild Birds (in order of recording)】
■ Domestic Filming Part [134 species recorded]
Coot, Purple Heron, Ryukyu Purple Heron, Zugro Mizo Goe, Greater White-fronted Goose, Red-Headed Duck, Common Teal, Garganey, Black Scoter, Long-tailed Duck, Osprey, Kite, White-tailed Eagle, Steller's Sea Eagle, Eurasian Sparrowhawk, Northern Goshawk, Kamchatka Eagle, Gyrfalcon, Capercaillie, Green Pheasant, Whooper Swan, Tundra Swan, Okiina, Manda Swan, Oookuina, Hikuina, White-backed Rail, Tamasigi, Keri, Red-legged Sandpiper, Green Sandpiper, Terek Sandpiper, Kiasidori, Great Snipe, Common Snipe, Ooji Sigi, Wailing Gull, Kaimafuri, Crested Tern, Oriental Turtle Dove, Kimbato, Blue Rock Pigeon, Red-crowned Pigeon, Japanese Wood Pigeon, Zauka Aobato, Juuichi, Cuckoo, Tsuutadori, Hototogisu, Strix Owl, Ko-no-hazuku, Ryukyu Ko-no-hazuku, Aobazuku, Yotaka, Reddish Kingfisher, Bupposo, Yatsugashira, Arisui, Yamagera, Kumagera, Koaka Gera, Kogera, Yairocho, Skylark, Tumenaga Sekirei, Kisekirei, Securis Sekirei, Binzui, Sanshōkui, Shirogashira, Hiyodori, Mongoose, Kirenjaku, Misosazai, Iwahibari, Yamihibari, Kayakuguri, Komadori, Akahige, Shimagoma, Nogoma, Ogawakomadori, Koruri, Ruribitaki, Nobitaki, Ishi Hiyodori, Mamijiro, Kurotsugumi, Akahara, Uguuise, Oosekka, Ezo Sennyu, Siberian Sennyu, Shima Sennyu, Uchiyama Sennyu, Makino Sennyu, Koyoshikiri, Ooyoshikiri, Meboso Mushikui, etc.

■ Overseas Filming Part [48 species recorded]
Hashiguro Abii, Great Frigatebird, Black-footed Albatross, Red-billed Tropicbird, Great Cormorant, Toki (Japanese Crested Ibis), Marsh Sandpiper, American Snipe, Harimoto Chushaku, Kubiwa Seagull, White-bearded Seaside Sparrow, Kōmitsu, Oojyuichi, Snowy Owl, Amazon Kingfisher, Three-toed Woodpecker, Coturnix, Rock Bunting, Hama Bunting, Kigasira Warbler, etc.