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You can download sounds directly from xeno-canto onto your computer and then you should just be able to transfer them to your itunes library fairly easily.
I have put a fair number of these files onto my iPod already. But as far as I know, it is (as Andrew says) only possible as a two-stage process; download the files to your computer, import into iTunes, and then drag them over into the iPod (I suppose that's a three-stage process, really).
By the way, I don't recommend doing the "full sync" to copy files, unless you want absolutely everything on your iTunes library (and nothing else!) on the iPod.
I just made a set of "playlists" in iTunes, each named for a different country, and add new birds to that country as I need them.
I have done this 2 step process a few times but has twice resulted in issues with the ipod. A track is selected and then the ipod just scrolls through the tracks without playing anything (as if skipping). I needed to reboot ipod on once occasion, on the other the ipod was a lost cause. No idea as to what happened.....
What I recently did for Thailand bird tracks was create a folder on my desktop entitled 'Thai bird sounds' then in Xeno-Canto click on the individual track I wanted (click on the icon that looks like a floppy disc) then save to my Thai Bird Sounds folder. When I had all the tracks that I wanted open up iTunes. Make sure that iTunes is not in full screen mode then drag and drop the Thai bird Sounds folder into your playlist section in iTunes. Once the folder appears in iTunes then attach your iPod/iPhone and sync the folder to your device and Hey Presto you have 'em!