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In the morning time before we found the nests Falkland, British Columbia Related account #26821

Unidentified sound near Falkland, British Columbia

The younger relative heard a brief growling mechanical-like sound with no machines in the area.

Unidentified sound
In the morning time before we found the nests Falkland, British Columbia Related account #26821

Wood knock near Falkland, British Columbia

The two young relatives heard knocks and whoop-like sounds in woods near the logging road that morning before the nests were found.

Wood knockWhoop
Date unknown Qualicum Beach, British Columbia Related account #43994

Vocalization near Qualicum Beach, British Columbia

The child's parents and grandmother reported other vocalizations and wood knocks in the same area.

VocalizationWood knock
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