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     Re: Birds that sound like...   
     By: Mike Powell to ALL on Sun May 02 2021 10:07 am   
      
    MP> I still have not quite narrowed it down, but I think it might be one of   
    MP> the woodpecker species we have locally. We have at least 7. One is rather   
    MP> large and, since I cannot spot the bird to ID it, I am pretty sure it must   
    MP> be one of the other 6. Still have not narrowed it down beyond that.   
      
   Do you have any quail around there. They make a ribit, ribit sound similar to   
   a frog.   
      
   Mocking birds can mimic other birds and also frogs although I have never heard   
   it.   
       
      
    Ttyl :-),   
            Al   
      
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