Black-headed Gull Bird Call Whistle

The Black Headed Gull has a shrill, strident call that can annoy the ear, often in flight. Gulls are very talkative when there are several of them. Hold the call in your hand, one finger on each of the two small holes. Blow vigorously and charmingly, modulating the sound with the play of your fingers, the other hand serving as a variable megaphone and even completely blocking the end, which produces small cries. “Krriech”. A good gull blows and sucks like the sea rises and falls.

Made out of maple and brass.

Watch a tutorial here.