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Re: screech owl calls
- To: Leah Campbell <faeriemaiden@hotmail.com>
- Subject: Re: screech owl calls
- From: Beth Wiley <ewiley1@sc.rr.com>
- Date: Mon, 29 Jul 2002 12:58:18 -0400
- Cc: carolinabirds@duke.edu
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I think you are describing the sounds I hear usually very early before
dawn that are a little like quick, faint dog barks two or three
together, but I have been sure they were a bird. I know there are
screech owls in the stand of woods between here and the marsh.
> Beth Wiley
> Pawleys Island, SC
> ewiley1@sc.rr.com
>
Leah Campbell wrote:
> Has anyone heard a screech owl make calls other than variations of
> tremelo and whinny? On several occasions (including last night) I have
> heard screech owls make single-noted calls in sets of two, three, and
> four. (The sound was very similar to a set of tones given during a
> hearing examination.) All instances were in mid to late summer, so I
> wondered if the phenomena was linked to young owls/ family groups.
>
> Thanks, Leah
>
>
> Leah Campbell
> Blackstock, SC
> leahcam@lycos.com
> faeriemaiden@hotmail.com
>
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