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Definition: In the context of linguistics, "yodels" are vocalizations produced by a bird or other animal in response to sound. They typically consist of repeated syllables or sounds that mimic or imitate the sound of another object or sound, such as a bird's call or a wind chime. The term is often used to describe sounds made by birds or animals and can be found in many different languages and cultures around the world.
Definition: "Yodels," also known as "yodeling," is a term used to describe the sound of birds making loud, high-pitched calls. These sounds are often associated with the migration of birds such as the European Robin or the Common Redshank, which are commonly seen in the Northern Hemisphere during their seasonal migration through Europe and North America. Yodels can be heard from long distances, especially when a bird is flying over the water, where it may be able to make loud