The voice of the Yellow-billed Cuckoo is heard less frequently as the open woodlands and riparian areas where cuckoos nest have been replaced by productive fields and tidy lawns. But in the undeveloped stretches of the Midwest, watch for the slinky, slender form of the cuckoo — and listen for its evocative voice. | BirdNote

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Nature's Voices- Yellow-billed cuckoo- You might hear their quiet conversations (sounding like a pigeon cooing) interspersed with louder ku-ku-ku that resonates higher in pitch or louder tok-tok-tok sound. They are talking to one another, possibly to a mate or another cuckoo in the area. Both yellow-billed cuckoos and their more elusive cousins, the mangrove cuckoo, nest in the Florida Keys. They often feed on caterpillars crawling around on trees. One "tell-tail" way to identify them is their b