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This is Sounds Like Milwaukee, a WUWM project that celebrates the sounds of our city.

Sounds Like Milwaukee: Many birds and a horse

Nelson, a Norwegian Fjord at the Milwaukee County Zoo's Family Farm, along with one of his caretakers, assistant curator Lisa Guglielmi.
Maayan Silver
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WUWM
Nelson, a Norwegian Fjord at the Milwaukee County Zoo's Family Farm, along with one of his caretakers, assistant curator Lisa Guglielmi.

On this episode of Sounds Like Milwaukee, we tune into the animals. Sandhill cranes inspire Nick Reiter of Brookfield to think of pterodactyls. Adam Carr of Milwaukee notices a flock of chipper birds in a tree. And the Lisa Guglielmi, assistant curator of the Family Farm at the Milwaukee County Zoo, explains why a "whinny" from a Norwegian Fjord horse is one of her favorite sounds.

What's your favorite Milwaukee sound? Learn how to share here.

Sandhill Crane in flight Sunday, Nov. 30, 2003 at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, San Antonio, New Mexico.
Heather Forcier
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Associated Press
Sandhill Crane in flight Sunday, Nov. 30, 2003 at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, San Antonio, New Mexico.
Nelson has a mane that looks like piano keys.
Maayan Silver
Nelson has a mane that looks like piano keys.

Maayan is a WUWM news reporter.
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