Nocturnal mystery call

[JAMES SPEICHER]

Heard initially @1812 and again @1904 on 11/07/21.  

Best snippet attached as WAV.

BirdNET came up blank.

Visually compared to Barn [#3 of 8] & GHOW [Begging calls] examples that were sourced from eBird, recorded on my phone and then analyzed on BirdNET.  GHOW seems closest.  Also two adult GHOWs were heard calling back and forth at a distance for the latter occurrence.

I haven't heard a fox calling in some time to be able to recall its characteristics.  That's a possibility, but the sound seemed to be sourced both near and then far too rapidly for a ground source.  Loudness also seemed off for a fox/coyote unless it was actually in the yard.

Jim S

[Andrew McGann]

Hi James,

It’s definitely a fox. I’m leaning towards Red. 

Best,

Andy McGann

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Andy McGann

New Haven, CT

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[Carol Sottili]

Fox is my vote. 

Sent from my iPhone

On Nov 7, 2021, at 11:27 PM, JAMES SPEICHER <jugor...@gmail.com> wrote:



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