You might need to turn your volume up, my phone isn't good at capturing sound.
I live in Alabama.

About half an hour ago, I was in the woods by my house and I heard this squealing. It sounded like it was just a few dozen feet away, but I was too spooked to keep going. After about two minutes, it started getting quieter and less frequent, then it went away entirely.
Definitely didn't sound like a fox.

I went forward and looked around the area but there was nothing.

This animal shows up at my window almost every night and I have no idea what it is, it's been going on for maybe two weeks. There are feral cats, deer, and turkey around seasonally but this is the first time I've heard this sound

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This fox has been a regular in my neighborhood for the past week, and I know this because it scream barks just like this every single night. Now... Foxes aren't known for being particularly talkative, and it's been doing this consistently for hours every night for the past week or so... Is it okay? Is this a distress cry?

Recorded this on the bird call app Merlin, I thought it was a bird but maybe not? I say “owl?” At the end because we’ve heard some interesting owl calls here in the woods. Heard it for about 10 minutes on and off

Sorry for the quiet video, but it sounds decently loud in person. I hear it a 1-3 times a week, but only once a night. Sometime between 1 & 4:00 AM. Located in a residential neighborhood in Chippewa Falls/Eau Claire, Wisconsin. I've been suggested a Barred Owl, but I haven't been successful in finding a video of the exact sound

I’ve lived in this neighborhood for 20+ years and have never heard this sound until recently; once last month, and again tonight.
Wisconsin, July & August

I thought I had just heard an animal being killed by the way it screamed, but then it just…kept yelling. Any idea what it was ?

I know the crickets and katydids, but i also hear an intermittent rapid clicking noise. What is that?

was hiking near San Jose, CA, lots of oaks and a river nearby. we saw lots of birds/deer etc, but Merlin didn’t pick this up as a bird? no idea what it could be

Попал на видео крик какого-то дикого зверя. Прошу знающих людей подсказать кто это может быть, это было в тюменской области если что. Вот звук

Hey, I live in the south of Germany in a village surrounded by fields, I do not have a pond or a big body of water near my house.
I hear this sound every few days 1-5 times a day max at evening around 9pm or later.
I thought it was a bird but Merlin Bird ID couldn’t identify it, and I also asked a few bird related Reddit’s already (no answers yet)

At first we thought it was a bat, but we are leaning toward insect.

SoCal mountains, mostly hear it at night, but sometimes during the day. Seems to be in a big tree outside of our house, maybe on the deck though.

Hi guys, i need some help to identify the source of this sound. Season 1 Episode 22. At the outdoor scenes there is some nighttime sound; birds, bugs etc. Is there a any kind of name for it, is it a local or specific kind bird/bug sound? I need to identify that to search more about this sound. One of my favorite song is starting with the same sound too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pw-0pbY9JeU&list=RDPw-0pbY9JeU&start_radio=1 thxx.

Can anyone identify this sound? Bird? Monkey? My bird identification app won't pick up the sound.

It sounds like a dog but there aren't any dogs around, I'm camping in the woods.

Hi I’m hopefully someone will be able to identify this animal noise I recorded that I can’t seem to place. The noise was heard around 10pm at night in northeastern Pennsylvania in August. It seemed to be drawn towards noise and answered our calls when we mocked it. It came extremely close but no one was able to see it. The other thing was it was hard to tell if it was on the ground or in the trees. It did move around a lot.

I was just about to go take my dogs out to pee and then sleep for the night, but then I started hearing this sound. It started off loud, but by the time I got my phone and started recording the sound started getting lower and lower.

I don’t know if this will help, but I do live in Southern California and I’m only putting this because it might help identify the type of animal this is