by Mireille McKell
(Chillicothe, OH)
This bird gives one long high-pitched whistle every 20 t0 60 seconds. We live in the country with various kinds of trees around our house. This whistling started around the first of August and we hear it every night. It comes from several of the trees near our home. We usually only hear one bird calling at a time, but from different trees. We hear it when we wake up in the night, and it is still calling early in the morning when it is light outside, but stops very soon after. I don't remember hearing it other years. We have lived here 35 years; maybe we just weren't paying attention other years!
Comments for Night bird that gives one whistle.
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May 25, 17 03:35 PM
Flies into my backyard and terrifies all the black birds and song birds. Its large, haw-like, silver gray with light tan breast and hawk or Kite like bill.
May 24, 17 06:51 PM
she or he was small like a pheobe black feathers on the back and a white belly but the head had spiky feathers im unsure what kind it was it flies fast
May 22, 17 01:56 PM
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