Just so everyone knows, daylilies - Hemerocallis species and hybrids - are not lilies despite that common name. They are not bulbs like true lilies (Lilium species and hybrids) but just a fleshy rooted perennial. But the buds and flowers can be browsed by various plant eating creatures just like true lilies and a host of other perennials and shrubs. In my garden with a moderate deer presence, the deer will often eat the flowers or flower buds off of just about anything, even for plants they normally avoid. So my vote would be deer damage.

There is a gray treefrog (Hyla versicolor) as well. That's the trill sound that happens twice.

thanks guys! i was also thinking it was some kind of badger but now that i think of it wolverine looks more like it. except it isn't brown and they are.

Thanks. The teeth look similiar...but the skull isn't the same... My little sister has multiple deer skulls (along with Whitetailed young&old) and they dont look the same. Its not a coyote, cat and obviously not a bird...or human (which is good)