thanks, just listened to some recordings of Great Horned Owl juveniles,
sounds like that's what they are, now I recall heard one a couple years
back but not so frequently through the night! scanned the trees with my
weak flashlight, but could not see the caller.
Bonnie
On Sat, Sep 30, 2017 at 6:44 PM, Barbara Millikan <
barbara.millikan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Young great horned owl. maybe? I have heard them make that noise before
fully grown.
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On Sat, Sep 30, 2017 at 6:36 PM, Bonnie Comegys <blcomegys@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
for the last two nights, while camped at Cape Lookout State Park, heard
intermittently through the night (before the rain) a mystery caller in the
trees above campsite, sometimes was calling at about 10 second intervals.
think is likely a bird? suppose could be something else, but what, any
ideas? first night seemed to be one vocalizer, then last night sounded like
at least two, started just after got dark, so recorded a few audio/videos
with the last of battery power. the bright light in some videos is the
first quarter moon behind trees, and there is background ocean waves and
some camping neighbor sounds.
also there were hundreds of Brown Pelicans this past week at Cape
Disappointment and Cape Lookout, was extraordinarily warm midweek at the
coast.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/wr4CrNSWshIz4T7F2
Bonnie Comegys
blcomegys AT gmail.com
NE Portland OR, Parkrose
