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Birders

AndyS

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4. Thank you for the sounds. I've heard the first two many many times.

Reply to Donkees (Reply #2)

Mon Feb 6, 2023, 07:20 PM

Feb 2023

The last is new to me. I guess they never felt threatened in our suburban neighborhood.

Thanks also for the wonderful photography you make available to us. Who knew there were so many different humming birds! I hope to post some hummers this March when they come back brom down South.

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Eastern Screech Owl [View all] Donkees Feb 2023 OP

I don't understand why they are called 'screech' owls. Their call is like a soft AndyS Feb 2023 #1

Part of their aggressive threat displays includes some higher-pitch squealing (screeching) Donkees Feb 2023 #2

Thank you for the sounds. I've heard the first two many many times. AndyS Feb 2023 #4

Here's a video of a Screech Owl ''screeching'' Donkees Feb 2023 #5

These photos are breathtaking democrank Feb 2023 #3