bird that sounds like a slide whistle

They sing lots of different songs, and they are very entertaining!

Trying to figure out whether this is a bird or insect! This bird just gives one shrill whistle every 20 to 60 seconds. And only when you pass by their area. I'm listening to a one note bird call that never varies right now. Could it be an orphaned bird? Doesn't the Northern Mockingbird mock other birds songs like the mocking birds here in Ohio and the south? Mireille, I heard this in my woods last night (I'm in Annapolis, MD) and in searching online to solve the mystery found your comment. The interval between chirps is tiny and Nonstop!! I would really like to know what it is!

"Owl" kept coming to mind but no recording matched. The bird begins around 9pm or so. I have several here too. Thank you for the suggestionNew comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castThe place for your bird identification needs and challenges.Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser. One very high-pitched, loud & clean sounding whistle... one note! Bird that sounds like a slow slide whistle?

Most of you are describing it the way I would though. I whistle they answer.

One whistle birds, sounding like a single whistle, similar if not exactly the same as a human. Any suggestions would be appreciated :)My first guess would be a starling. It's definitely a single whistle with a 5-7second delay in between. And focus on the single whistle. What is it? It sounds similar to a human whistle - a single note followed by a long pause. It comes from several of the trees near our home.

Seems to come from high in the trees. I have listened for it at dusk, hoping to see it, but it doesn't whistle until full darkness descends! I heard this call last night, 1 a.m. sharp. I'm from the general south of England and every spring-autimn ish i here this call that sounds like a slide whistle. Any ideas!!?? An epiphany! It whistles after night fall when not many other birds are singing. Where's Sherlock Holmes when you need him!? This same exact "call" kept my wife and I up ALL night the other evening. I live in a city, but there is a ravine across the street and I've heard this call periodically since the summer, always at night. Only at night.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wegQ5GX8DdA It sounded like someone or thing was whistling the exact same note every 10-20 seconds. No idea what bird it could be. It's just one long one. I've been trying to identify a bird song in my backyard for two years. I hadn't thought of it being a bat!

Buffalo Tx. Well the whistle is the same high pitched note. Every google search and discussion like this one I found held no answer at all. Can't find the type yet.

Gives one quick whistle, sounds like when a human whistles for a dog, then pauses for anywhere from 10 seconds to 2 minutes. I don't know what bird it is but may be it is a pokemon. Now it's almost a frantic whistle. I originally thought it was just the wind,(it's windy here everyday) But I only hear it at night. Where's Sherlock Holmes when you need him!? It is more likely a raptor. This night bird sings just one note. We have lived here 35 years; maybe we just weren't paying attention other years! Well the while is the same high pitched note. About blue jay size, no obvious markings, lighter than black, it was sitting on its bent legs leaning forward, calling out toward the street. We live in NE Ohio on edge of woods.

I was quite surprised and pleased to see this unusual visitor; none of I have been looking for this answer for so long. I've been trying to identify a bird song in my backyard for two years. No other variation of it.

Only at night. Now it's almost a frantic whistle. The interval between chirps is tiny and Nonstop!! Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Then! It's almost along the same pitch as a morning dove though it's not a coo. I can hear it just outside my front window. Wow, that really does sound like a wolf whistle :t: Maybe that's it, thanks! It is the first bird up in the morning and it has a loud whistle followed by a trill. Northern mockingbirds sing some at night during mating season, but their songs are very tuneful and can be recognized as mockingbirds.

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