Thank you muchly to those who responded. I love that this group is so willing to help another birder on something quite tangential. (Please don't ban me, please don't ban me…)
My not being a researcher or musician I clearly was not clear in my original post. (see below)
What I have, is an image (attached) from a favorite music album. Part of the design of the album cover is an image of a birdsong spectrogram/sonogram with the axes removed. I would love to figure out how to -hear- the bird song the musician chose for the image.
I think it ~might~ be a Common Blackbird (Turdus merula)
Attached is that image: 
A friendly PS: if one doesn't know another one's gender, best to refer to them by name.
I'm not a gentleman, I'm a wo-man. 😉
~Boots.
Original post: My apologies if this is too far afield for this group. However, if I'm shamed, shunned, and banished I'll cry…please don't make me cry. 😉
Does anyone out there in Birdland know how, or if it's possible, or know someone who knows how, or if it's possible to take a spectrogram of an unidentified bird song and produce a sound? The image I'm seeking help turning into sound has no KHz or second axes.
Thanks for your attention and time.
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