Do birds have inter-specific alarm calls/language

["Paul & Irene Osborn" <>]

I observed this at Byron Bay several years ago (and reported here) when 
Noisy Miners and Grey Butcherbirds were alarming over a taipan. The calls 
sounded like the same words pronounced with slightly different accents. I 
guess it makes sense that bird species that are often in close company would 
learn each other's 'language', as this would have survival value for them.
Paul Osborn

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