What a thrill tonight to hear as many as 5 different Barred Owls counter
calling. They were so loud that I heard them from inside, and when I went
out on the deck to listen, one was very close. I called to it, but I think
that made it fly further away. I could hear them calling from at least 4
different directions.

After a few minutes another voice, higher pitched, with the same rhythm but
no final descending trill, joined in. It sounded almost like a dog or
coyote barking, but it was from treetop height.

They continued for about ten minutes and either moved off or stopped
calling. This is the first time since Spring Field Ornithology's' visit to
Laura's and Ton's back in maybe 2004, that I have heard any Barred Owls!

Made my day, er, night!!

-- 
asher

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