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Howl El Dorado County Clear all
22 July 2006 Tahoma/Sugar Pine Point, El Dorado County, California Class B #15344

Possible vocalizations heard near Lake Tahoe

The witness was camping with family when awakened in the early morning by a loud, distant whoop-howl lasting several minutes. The witness woke a companion to listen, and relatives in a nearby trailer also heard it. The sound was unfamiliar to all listeners, and at times seemed to come from two directions. The source of the sound could not be identified.

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