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Things that go weird in the night

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Subject: Things that go weird in the night
From: martin butterfield <>
Date: Mon, 27 Apr 2009 19:49:58 +1000
Another member of the Carwoola Progress Association has submitted the following.  I repeat their final phrase: any ideas?

"Help me, Martin....  The other night (at about 10.30pm) I heard something in the trees on the neighbour's place that sound a bit like a kookaburra clearing his throat: sort of deep raspy (growling almost) Whooop-Whooop usually/often followed by a chuck-chuck-chuck-chuck (this was the bit that sounded like a kookaburra clearing his throat).  Maybe not even a bird.  We - Hilary and I - have heard this previously, never predictably.  We've both been out with troches looking for it and never found it. Any ideas?"
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