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Fall 1988 Santa Paula, Ventura County, California Class C #2888

High-pitched Whistling Heard at Ant Campground

In 1988 at Ant Campground in the Condor Refuge, a report described high-pitched whistling and movement in the chapparal area along Aqua Blanca Creek. No visual contact or further details about the source were provided.

WhistleMovement only
over the years Palmyra, Walworth County, Wisconsin Related account #79117

Whistle near Palmyra, Wisconsin

Unspecified past incidents in the same area involving whistles, thrown rocks, growls and howls.

WhistleRock throwingGrowlHowl
Date unknown Butte County, California Related account #1548

Whistle near Butte County

Loud shrill whistles and chirps followed by low guttural grunts were heard exchanged between one creature above the house and two below, calling and answering.

WhistleChatterGrowl
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