Toward evening, the males reveal their presence by a clear whistling note.
These are noisy birds with a clear whistling kee-wee-ooo call given on the ground or in flight.
The noisy miner has a song described as the 'dawn song' a communal song of clear whistled notes emitted in chorus in the early hours of the morning from May through January.
The situations aren't equal: Private Manning may not have had the same clear-cut whistle-blower's motivation that Mr. Ellsberg had as an antiwar activist, and some are insistent in portraying him as a mentally unstable traitor to his military vows.
In 1957, Dr. Schuchat said, officials "gave the all-clear whistle" in midwinter and did not encourage flu shots, which were then rarer and also less purified.
The song is "a clear mellow whistle resembling the words treat, treat, treat, pitched about in C, two octaves above middle C, on a warm evening rising to D".
Eventually, you'll find that "sweet spot" that produces a clear, loud whistle.
Trump also warned of the specter of voter fraud without evidence, revisiting accusations he first made in August that there would be voter fraud in "certain areas" of Pennsylvania, a statement that was a clear dog-whistle about African American areas of Philadelphia.
Trump also warned of the spectre of voter fraud without evidence, revisiting accusations he first made in August that there would be voter fraud in "certain areas" of Pennsylvania, a statement that was a clear dog-whistle about African American areas of Philadelphia.
Just clear as a whistle".
