Call quiz (bird/frogs)

Bald Eagle Call

High-pitched, whistling call, sometimes with chirpy whistles.

Blue Jay Call

Loud, harsh 'jay' sound; mimics other birds, especially hawks.

Boat-tailed Grackle Call

Wide range of loud creaks, clicks, and harsh whistles; males sound metallic.

Cardinal Call

Clear, whistling songs with phrases like 'cheer-cheer-cheer.'

American Crow Call

Loud and harsh 'caw-caw-caw' that varies in tempo.

Green Heron Call

Short, sharp squawks like 'skeow' or 'skew' sounds.

Tricolor Heron Call

Soft, raspy squawks, mostly quiet and not distinctive.

House Finch Call

Bright, bubbly warbling song lasting a few seconds.

Limpkin Call

Wailing, screaming call resembling a high-pitched human scream.

Mourning Dove Call

Soft, mournful cooing like 'coo-OO-oo'; soothing sound.

Osprey Call

High-pitched whistling 'cheep-cheep' or 'peep-peep'.

Barred Owl Call

Distinctive 'Who cooks for you?' call with a rolling rhythm.

Great Horned Owl Call

Deep hoots in a series sounding like 'hoo-hoo-hooooo.'

Purple Gallinule Call

Series of short clucks and cackling sounds.

Red-Shouldered Hawk Call

High-pitched piercing 'kee-aah' repeated several times.

Red-Winged Blackbird Call

Loud 'conk-la-ree!' with a buzzy ending.

Pine Warbler Call

Soft, musical trill, typically a long and slow trill.

Downy Woodpecker Call

Sharp 'pik' calls and rapid drumming sound on trees.

Red-Bellied Woodpecker Call

Rolling 'churr' or 'kwirr' sound, with a sharp 'chuck-chuck.'

Rhinella marina (Cane Toad) Call

Slow, low-pitched trill resembling a running motor.

Anaxyrus terrestris (Southern Toad) Call

High-pitched trill lasting several seconds, similar to a cricket.

Anaxyrus quercicus (Oak Toad) Call

High-pitched, birdlike peep resembling a baby chick's chirp.

Gastrophryne carolinensis (Eastern Narrow-mouthed Toad) Call

Loud, nasal 'waaaah' sounding like a bleating lamb.

Scaphiopus holbrooki (Eastern Spadefoot) Call

Short, explosive, low-pitched 'waah' or 'errrr' sound.

Osteopilus septentrionalis (Cuban Treefrog) Call

Coarse, grating, and snoring sound similar to a raspy grunt.

Hyla cinerea (Green Tree Frog) Call

Nasal, sharp 'queenk-queenk' sound repeated rapidly.

Hyla squirella (Squirrel Treefrog) Call

Quacking sound similar to a duck, especially during rain.

Lithobates grylio (Pig Frog) Call

Deep guttural grunts resembling a pig's grunting.

Lithobates sphenocephalus (Southern Leopard Frog) Call

Rapid chuckling sound or a repetitive 'chuck-chuck-chuck'.

Acris gryllus (Southern Cricket Frog) Call

Metallic clicking sound, resembling two pebbles being tapped.

Pseudacris ocularis (Little Grass Frog) Call

High-pitched, insect-like trill resembling a tiny peep.