IPA: /ˈbɜrdˌkɔl/
KK: /ˈbɜrdˌkɔl/
A sound made by a bird, often used to communicate with others of its kind.
The morning was filled with the sweet birdcall of various species.
Birdcall is formed from "bird" (from Old English "brid", meaning a young bird or chick) and "call" (from Old English "ceallian", meaning to cry out or shout). The word "birdcall" refers to the sound made by a bird, especially to communicate with others.
Think of a 'bird' making a 'call' — that's how you remember that a birdcall is the sound a bird makes.
No commonly confused words.