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Night Bird ID...


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Well guys, after lots of research, I finally got hooked up with the head naturalist at Oxbow Park in Byron, and Quarry Hill nature Center, Clarissa, thanks to my buddy Brian Taylor, DJ at KRPR. She does a weekly show for them, and this lady has to be the most knowledgeable naturalist I've ever met. She sat down and listened to the recording...and knew what it was immediately. Boy, were we all wrong! And ya, I was a mile off! Never thought of this, because I was sure it was a bird....NOT! Hard to tell with the storm going on just where it came from. Have heard it since, and she's right on the money!  So, what is it guys?  Hmmm? I'll divulge it after a couple guesses.....:/

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NO, I never said that, read my narrative above, again. I THOUGHT it was a bird; no actual flying stated. So, you have experience with mushrooms, I take it? Have you tried some of those amazon frogs ya can lick and get buzzed up on? Easy to catch; they don't fly...so I hear.  Oh wait; those are toads that get ya toasted... :P

 

 

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"A "peep" call last night, for hours until the storm hit. It was hot and humid, and this bird was peeping for hours...any idea what it is?"

 

posted to birdwatching forum.  Oops it's not a bird, it's a frog.   And you think it's me...

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