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Alimokon calling sound (white eared brown dove)birds sound|clear best for hunting Clear and loud Alimokon calling sound for pamo/training. No music, no noise - just pure natural dove calls to attract Alimokon. Use headphones or speaker for best results. The Alimokon (also spelled Limukon or Alimukon) is the Philippine name for the White-eared Brown Dove (Phapitreron leucotis), a bird species endemic to the Philippines. Vocal Characteristics & Sound Description The call of the Alimokon is distinctive, rhythmic, and soft, featuring low-pitched cooing that echoes through the forest canopy or lower woodland: Primary Call / Hooting: Sounds like a repetitive, rhythmic sequence described phonetically as "hoot... hoot-ho-tu-tu-tutot" or a low-pitched, rolling "engrooong-engrooong". Warning / Alarm Call: A softer, rapid sequence often referred to locally as a "kuro-kuro" or short rhythmic warning call when distressed or sensing danger. Cultural Significance In various indigenous traditions across Mindanao and the Visayas, the calling sound of the Alimokon was historically viewed as an omen or guide: Direction of Call: Hearing the bird's call from the right side before embarking on a trip or hunting was considered a good omen, while hearing it from the left or behind was seen as a warning to turn back or proceed with caution. Natural Clock: In rural areas, its consistent, hourly calls were frequently used as a natural tell for the time of day. Kind Reminder for Hunters: *"Dear friends, let us practice responsible hunting. Please do not overhunt the Alimokon or Peaceful Doves. Let us obey the law and give wildlife a chance to thrive. Conservation begins with each one of us. Thank you, and God bless! 🙏" #Alimokon #birds #birdsounds