| To: | Bullins, SelmaSubject: What bird is this? Blue Jay is my guess |
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| Subject: | What bird is this? Blue Jay is my guess |
| From: | Richard Lyttle [ Sent: Monday, May 01, |
| From: | Richard Lyttle |
I would say Blue Jay is very likely making the druouip sound. They make a single note alarm-type call once in a while and often you never see the bird. rip lyttle takoma park, md Help. I lived in North Carolina and put out many feeders which attract a bunch of birds. For the last 3 years I have kept hearing this sound but can't determine which bird it comes from. It sounds like water dripping into a bucket. I have tried and tried and even looked for leaking pipes, etc. Can you tell me what bird would make that kind of sound? |
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