《Introduction》
Have you ever been captivated by the melodious songs of birds in the forest, yet wondered which bird was singing? Birds have evolved remarkably complex vocalizations, and each sound may carry its own specific purpose and meaning.
This lecture invites participants to move beyond visual observation and explore the fascinating world of bird sounds from a professional perspective. Using the calls of common bird species from Taiwan and around the world, the session will explain the fundamental differences between “songs” and “calls,” while also introducing species known for duet singing and those capable of mimicking sounds to deceive or blend in.
In addition, the lecture will recommend essential modern bird-identification tools, helping participants discover that bird sounds are not merely background noise, but important keys to understanding and interpreting the natural world.
《matters needing attention》
※The reading lectures in the library are free and free to enter. The admission time is 13:30-14:00 (children under 7 years old are welcome to enter at their own discretion). After the venue is full, admission will not be open. The lecture location will be adjusted as necessary depending on the number of participants, which is inconvenient Please forgive me!
 
※For civil servants or teachers who need study hours, please register on the exclusive website 3 days before the event starts (for teachers, please click:website, for civil servants, please click:website). Hours certification is subject to on-site sign-in and check-out, and the 2-hour study hours will be issued only after sign-in and sign-out. In order to maintain the protection of personal data and avoid hours registration errors, on-site registration is not possible.
 
※If teachers want to cancel after registration, please go to the dedicated website to cancel before the registration deadline, and cannot assist in canceling after the registration deadline. Sign-in is available within 15 minutes (14:15) of the lecture, overdue will not be accepted; sign-out is open at 16:00, if the lecturer ends the lecture (including Q&A) early, sign-out will be opened earlier.