Chauna – South America screamers
These talented birds can produce the sound of a trumpet as well as a drum
Screamers are geese-like birds that can walk and swim. They have robust legs, and between their lengthy toes is still a relic of a vestigial web.
The adult Screamer has grey plumage: Grey upper parts, dark grey wings, and a dark grey tail. Coverts have a buffy-white edging across the edges of their wings, giving them a scaled appearance.
The Screamer makes deafening calls, which it typically does while flying. They may be heard from a distance of 3 kilometers (2 miles). They call at all times of the year. They have loud voice that sounds like trumpets. Other noises produced by Southern Screamer include guttural screaming and drumming.
Species in this genus
Northern screamer
This bird can most definitely break a wine glass with its singing