How do geese call, described in onomatopoeia?

Wild goose. It is difficult to use accurate onomatopoeia.

The description, generally "quack", "呷呷", "quack", but in fact it is closer to "gang-gang" or "guang-guang".

The geese approached the geese and crowed like geese. The difference is that people hear the goose cry in the near place on the ground, while the cry of the wild goose is often heard in a distant place in the air, through the disturbance of the air current, there is a hoarse, ethereal sense of desolation, so there is a "mourning" saying.

The call of a wild goose can be described by onomatopoeia, such as:

1.Gā gā: This is the most commonly used call of geese, and it is a high-pitched, high-pitched sound that is often used in the context of breeding, flocking, migration, etc.

2.Squeak (zhī zhī): This call is more high-pitched, somewhat like the call of a rat, and is usually used when spotting danger, warning a companion, or feeling frightened.

3.Goo (gū gū): This call is more dull, somewhat like the call of a pigeon, and is usually used in situations of courtship, warning, expressing dissatisfaction, etc.

4.Wā wā: This call is low, somewhat duck-like, and is usually used when a young goose is in need of care or is frightened.

When the vigorous geese flutter their wings and fly, the tips of the wings fan a gust of wind, and send them from below to the top, so that the geese will be gently lifted, and the geese will not be left behind after a long journey. Onomatopoeia to describe animal calls 1. Twitter Interpretation: Describe the sound of chaos and fragmentation, and describe the sound of birds.

Source: Xu Huaizhong's "Anecdotes on the Western Front" ten: ". .

Gā [ gā ].

1.Quack onomatopoeia to describe the calls of ducks, geese, etc.

Onomatopoeia is also called onomatopoeia.

1.The first thing we need to know is that the cry of this wild goose is very loud, and we can use words like Ga [gā] Ga [gā] to describe it.

2.The geese we know are generally in long-distance flights, they will often line up in a herringbone or a zigzag, and in the process of flying, they will make "quack, quack" sounds one after another.

3.The sound of the geese in flight actually means that the geese are taking care of each other, calling each other, and then there are different signals that it is time to take off and to stop.

4.They will line up in a "one" shape when flying, and it is not enough to rely on the flight strength of each of their geese during the flight, so when they make a "quack" call, they are sending a signal to other geese.

Why do geese fly south?

The wild goose flies to the south to spend the winter, the south belongs to the tropical climate, warmer than the north, and the food will be more abundant than the north, the wild goose belongs to the migratory birds, and the south flies to winter.

The homeland of the wild goose is the north, which is much colder than the south, and it is difficult for birds to find food, so they have to leave their hometown and fly to the warm south to spend the winter. Later, when the weather warmed up, they returned to their hometowns to have children. Over time, it has formed that every spring it will fly back to the north, and in the autumn it will fly south again.

In addition, the south is the home of birds. At first, there were not many species and numbers of birds, but due to the limited number of birds, they began to expand their living area and live back and forth between the north and the south. Later, it gradually became a habit of life.

Why do geese fly south?

The southward flight of geese is the result of long-term evolution. The formation of this phenomenon is not only affected by temperature, but also affected by many factors such as light, and the effect is complex, among which the influence of light is more prominent.

The voice of the wild goose flying south uses the word "Woo Woo". 呖呖 [lì lì].

Interpretation: 1. Describe the crisp call of birds.

2. Describe the woman's tactful and pleasant voice.

3. Adverbial words: describe the crisp and pleasant sound of birdsong.

4. Vicious. Citation: Liang Bin, "Sowing Fire" 3: "The partridge bird woke up from its sleep, and the yellow bird began to chirp on the big poplar tree. ”

synonyms:嘤嘤 [yīng yīng].

1. Birds and chirping.

2. It is a metaphor for friends to seek the same spirit.

3. It generally refers to the sound of animals.

4. Whispering.

5. Low sobbing.

6. Describe a crisp, sharp, and light voice.

Citations: 1. Jun Qing "Riverside at Dawn" 7: "Bullets flew over us with a clatter. ”

2, "Red Night": "The spinning wheel makes a noise in the wind. ”

The flight attitude is different: the geese in autumn "fly high" and "unswervingly go south to the big lake", and the geese in spring "pass low" and "turn around";

The chirping is different: the geese in autumn "barely make a sound even when they find the beaches and marshes they like", the geese in spring "whisper to every beach", "say hello to every puddle and pond that has just melted", etc.;

The foraging demeanor is different: when the autumn geese arrive at their destination, they "sometimes wander" and "sometimes pick up corn kernels", hurrying and restless; The geese in spring "noisily flew to the corn fields after harvesting", and their demeanor was calm, contented, and no longer sneaky.

Features: (1) Warm spring flight north in March (2) The flight path is very straight (3) The goose team is in a group of six (4) The lonely goose often mourns (5) The goose lives in a group.