First movie where the Bald Eagle's cry is dubbed as Red-Tailed Hawk cry?

As noted pretty much everywhere, the Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus Ieucocephalus) we hear in movies is, like most things, a result of movie magic. In real life, they should like they are chirping with something stuck in their throat, like a dolphin. The real sound is attributed as the Red-Tailed Hawk (Buteo jamaicensis). In fact, pretty much any bird of prey is given the same sound, not just the Bald Eagle.

Where did this trend/cliche/trope first appear? In a Documentary? A TV Show/Cartoon? Or Movie?

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What bird do they use for eagle sounds in movies?

For starters, the screeching cry you hear most eagles make in movies is not the sound of an eagle \u2013 it's a red-tailed hawk.

Why is the hawk crying?

So, when a hawk is screeching during their flight, they are most likely stating their dominance over an area. It is their signal to other hawks to keep out of their territory. Another reason why hawks screech in flight during mating season is to impress their mate.

Do bald eagles scream?

He lives to help: \u201cDear Green Thumb, \u201cBald eagles don't make the scream heard in many films. It's usually the call of a red-tailed hawk, dubbed in for dramatic effect.

The Eagle has Landed Extended Edition 1976 English Part I

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