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just after dark Hawthorne, Putnam County, Florida Related account #24893

Chatter near Hawthorne, Florida

A household member heard prolonged strange chatter from the woods direction while on the phone, also heard by the remote caller.

Chatter
Sometime around the month of February 2008 Oviedo, Seminole County, Florida Related account #24134

Chatter near Oviedo, Florida

In February 2008, the witness heard a loud metallic chatter near a neighbor's yard while on the patio, then heard it again seconds later from farther away and went back inside.

ChatterPossible misidentification
Saturday, 11/21/09 Century, Escambia County, Florida Related account #26947

Vocalization near Century, Florida

The witness was hunting alone at dawn when he heard low guttural chatter-like vocalizations twice a few minutes apart.

VocalizationChatter
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