Loud Nocturnal Bird
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Comments (9)That's them! I wonder why they didn't turn that pink color in the last years. maybe a combination of temperature and rain and other "stuff". In answer to your question Laura about when to plant the seeds; I've just let mine drop to the ground and they always come up each year. If I want to start some in a new section I have taken some of the pods during the winter and scattered them about. I do know that where they come up around other plants, especially tall ones like sunflowers and cannas, I have to go out every other day and untangle their choking vines . I have found a few strays as well of different colors and leaf shape. Not sure if they dropped from passing birds or if in my attempts to reshape some of the poor lanscaping from the last owners I uneathed some seeds. Thanks everyone, Jim...See MoreNeed help in identification of Nocturnal Animal Poop...
Comments (1)Looks like chipmunk droppings, to me. But it could be from any of the usual rodents: rats, mice, squirrels, chipmunks, etc. The fact that the droppings are so small is a clue. Most people avoid (like crazy) feeding rodents like chipmunks and squirrels for the damage they can cause to structures and foundations. Especially the chipmunks....See MoreFlorida VERY loud Squawking Marsh Bird
Comments (2)I used to live next to the Hillsborough River, just north of Tampa, and could often hear limpkin calls at night, and they can be disturbing. Check the link below and see if that's not what you have. Tucker Here is a link that might be useful: Limpkin calls...See MoreLoud birds that call in the dark
Comments (10)Just talked to my neighbor. He heard it at 3 a.m. when he got home from work, so it was definitely a screech owl. They aren't as scary sounding as barn owls, though. OMG! My grandma had one in her barn, and it used to scare the beejeezus out of me when I was little. But the animal sound that scared me the most when I was little was a wildcat. If you've never heard one, they sound like a baby crying. When I was probably about 3 or 4, I heard one at my grandmother's house and I was begging my mother to go out and find the baby that was crying. She kept telling me it was a wildcat, but I was crying hysterically, swearing there was a baby out there. Give it a listen....See Moreclaireplymouth z6b coastal MA
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