Learn the calls before you need them at 2 AM.
Group
Region
When
🦉 Barred OwlStrix varia“Who cooks for you?” · Birds🦉 Barred Owl
Reference call (simulated)
“A rhythmic eight-note hoot, often described as “Who cooks for you, who cooks for you-all?””
🐺 CoyoteCanis latrans“The yip-howl chorus” · Mammals🐺 Coyote
Reference call (simulated)
“Yips and barks building into a wavering group howl, often with high-pitched squeals”
🐸 Green Tree FrogDryophytes cinereus“The cowbell frog” · Amphibians🐸 Green Tree Frog
Reference call (simulated)
“A nasal honking “quank-quank-quank”, repeated dozens of times a minute”
🦊 Red FoxVulpes vulpes“The banshee scream” · Mammals🦊 Red Fox
Reference call (simulated)
“A hoarse, human-like scream or shriek, plus short barks and gekkering chatter”
🦝 RaccoonProcyon lotor“The trash-can argument” · Mammals🦝 Raccoon
Reference call (simulated)
“Chittering purrs and trills, escalating into growls and drawn-out screeches”
🦆 Mallard DuckAnas platyrhynchos“The decrescendo quack” · Birds🦆 Mallard Duck
Reference call (simulated)
“A descending series of loud nasal quacks, often in bursts of two to ten”
🦅 Red-tailed HawkButeo jamaicensis“The movie eagle scream” · Birds🦅 Red-tailed Hawk
Reference call (simulated)
“A hoarse, drawn-out “kee-eeeee-arr” that falls in pitch”
🐈 BobcatLynx rufus“The haunted alley cat” · Mammals🐈 Bobcat
Reference call (simulated)
“Deep yowls, growls and unearthly screams that sound almost human”
🐊 American AlligatorAlligator mississippiensis“The water dance bellow” · Reptiles🐊 American Alligator
Reference call (simulated)
“A deep, rumbling bellow like distant thunder or a revving engine”
🐔 Domestic ChickenGallus gallus domesticus“The backyard bok-bok” · Birds🐔 Domestic Chicken
Reference call (simulated)
“Short, separate clucks and bok-bok cackles; roosters make a rising, multi-part cock-a-doodle-doo crow”
🦃 Wild TurkeyMeleagris gallopavo“The spring gobble” · Birds🦃 Wild Turkey
Reference call (simulated)
“A rapid rattling gobble, plus yelps, clucks and purrs”
🐦 Northern CardinalCardinalis cardinalis“Birdy birdy birdy” · Birds🐦 Northern Cardinal
Reference call (simulated)
“Clear slurred whistles — “birdy-birdy-birdy” or “cheer cheer cheer” — plus a sharp metallic chip”
🦗 Field CricketGryllus pennsylvanicus“The summer metronome” · Insects🦗 Field Cricket
Reference call (simulated)
“Evenly spaced high chirps, two to four per second”