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Chicken sounds
Chicken sounds













chicken sounds

Nesting call-Used by a hen in search of a nest or a rooster trying to help (although his choice is rarely accepted). It says “All is well.” ConversationĬontentment call-A low pitched, repetitive sound made by hens and roosters when out and about that says “Let’s stick together.” Similar to someone happily humming as they go about their business. Singing-Usually rapidly repeated notes with some amount of randomness. It says “I’m warning you to leave me and my eggs alone.”īroody growl-Much harsher than the hiss and gravelly, the broody growl says “Leave me and my eggs alone or I will destroy you.” It is often accompanied by a hand peck as you are trying to collect eggs.

chicken sounds

It says “I just laid an egg and I rock.”īroody hiss-A snake like hiss often accompanied by fluffing of feathers and a dirty look while the hen is sitting in her nest box. Laying cackle-A hilariously annoying sound that sounds like the hen is REALLY proud of her egg laying accomplishment and wants everybody in the entire neighborhood to know it. It says “Stay put, there’s danger.” Lady talk Hush sound-Soft, vibrating errrr that sends chicks running for mom’s feathers or flattening silently to the ground. It says “Whoa!” Mom talkĬluck-Short, low-pitched and repetitive sounds that says “Stay close.”įood call-Short, high-pitched and staccato tuck-tuck-tuck that says “Come get the food I just found!” Startled peep-Sharp chirp that sounds as startled as it is meant to be. Panic peep-Loud and insistent peep that says “Help me!”įear trill-Loud, sharp repeated sound that says “Don’t hurt me!” Pleasure trill-A soft warbling sound often used when settling down for a nap that says “Life is good.”ĭistress peep-A loud, sharp tweet that says “I’m so miserable!” Usually due to being hot, cold or hungry. Pleasure peep-A soft, irregular chirp that says “I’m here and all is well.” And if you pay attention, you can learn to understand and speak their language too. While chickens don’t have nearly the vocabulary that us humans have, and their chicken brains don’t allow for abstract and deep conversations, they are still a very vocal and conversational critter.

  • Molded results vary depending on child’s age and level of skill.Researchers have shown that there are at least 24 different sounds chickens make and maybe as many as 30.
  • To clean, allow to dry, then scrape or vacuum.
  • 4 NON-TOXIC PLAY-DOH COLORS - This funny farm toy includes 4 non-toxic Play-Doh colors in standard size 2-ounce cans for a cluckin' good time again and again.
  • LAYS PLAY-DOH EGGS - Shape a Play-Doh egg inside the egg mold, place it in the secret compartment in Cluck-a-Dee’s back, then press her head to make her lay the egg and hear her funny sounds.
  • HILARIOUS SOUND EFFECTS - Of all the toys that make animal sounds, this clucking chicken toy might be the funniest! Any time you press her head, she makes fun clucking sounds.
  • STYLE AND SHAVE - Add more colorful Play-Doh feathers with the feather cutter, and then use the included tool to shave her neck and start again!.
  • FUNNY FEATHER GROWING ACTION - Fill her neck with Play-Doh compound, then press her head and watch beautiful Play-Doh feathers sprout! You can also grow feathers from her head.
  • Includes Cluck-a-Dee chicken playset, egg mold, feather cutter, and 4 cans of Play-Doh Brand Modeling Compound (net weight 8 ounces).
  • Hasbro, Play-Doh, and all related properties are trademarks of Hasbro.

    chicken sounds

    Cluck-a-Dee the chicken is a great funny gift for kids 3 years and up who love arts and crafts toys like modeling clay. The set also comes with a feather cutter, shaving tool, and 4 barnyard-themed cans of Play-Doh compound for farm fresh fun again and again. Meet Cluck-a-Dee, the clucking, egg laying chicken toy! Cluck-a-Dee is a hilarious electronic farm playset with lots of fun activities for kids like growing Play-Doh feathers, laying Play-Doh eggs, and making fun chicken sounds.















    Chicken sounds