[tn-bird] Re: Memphis sounds

Hi Mark,

Thanks for the correction.  Obviously, I know very little about
western TN.


Since you asked over the list...  I'm not sure of any other frogs
(anywhere) that sound like ducks.  hmmmmm

Charlie
--- mgreene@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> There's only one problem - the Wood Frog is not found in West
> Tennessee.
> It occurs across the eastern part of the state westward to about
> Dickson
> County just west of Nashville so she would not have heard that one
> in
> Shelby County.  I'm not sure what she could have heard, I can't
> think of
> any other birds which sound like what she desribed and off the top
> of my
> head I can't think of any frogs either but I need to get out my
> frog tape
> to refresh my memory.
> 
> Charlie, are there any other frogs that we would have over here in
> West TN
> that sound anything like a Wood Frog?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Mark Greene
> Trenton, TN
> 
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> Hi Linda and others,
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> Wood Frogs sound a lot like ducks with a sore throat.  You'd
> recognize them by the reddish-brown color and dark mask.  Males are
> only about as big as an adult American Toad; females can get almost
> as big as a Green Frog.  They generally only call this time of
> year.
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> Charlie
> --- Linda Kuczwanski <kuczwanski@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> > I also wanted to mention that among the chorus frogs and
> bullfrogs
> > at the
> > woodpecker hole on Riverport Road, there was another sound my
> > husband and
> > I, novice birders that we are, couldn't identify.  We didn't
> think
> > it was
> > a frog; it sounded almost but not quite mallard-like, although
> > there were
> > no visible ducks in the area.  We thought it might be a bird but
> > aren't
> > familiar with the marsh birds that aren't very often seen.
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