Loud Nocturnal Bird
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Comments (4)I just wanted to thank you for starting this thread. I snagged a sangria and three of the old type tiger lilies that I had wanted ever since the untimely death of some that had been planted by the previous owner of my previous home years earlier. (Hows that for a convoluted sentence?) To make it even better, I also found the desert bird if paradise shrub that my father grew. I had seen them in the wild in Arizona, but never found a source for them before. thanks, Kay...See Morenew nocturnal bird call in my area
Comments (2)I would check out the calls on these two species: http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Whip-poor-will/id http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Chuck-wills-widow/id (although these are slightly out of the range of VT)...See MoreFlorida VERY loud Squawking Marsh Bird
Comments (2)I used to live next to the Hillsborough River, just north of Tampa, and could often hear limpkin calls at night, and they can be disturbing. Check the link below and see if that's not what you have. Tucker Here is a link that might be useful: Limpkin calls...See MoreHow loud are frogs?
Comments (3)The frogs in and around my ponds sometimes start a 'chorus' of croaking (usually in the evening). They have many different 'voices'/'pitches' etc., but you can TELL it's frogs. However one of the resident Magpies has started making a sound which sounds like a cross between someone gargling and a crow! Think it's trying to imitate the frogs! Another Magpie is brilliant at mobile phone ringtones but if it starts mimicking 'The Crazy Frog' I'll shoot it!!! Sue...See More- 10 years ago
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