Weekly Puzzler #255: Heard in the Fall, a Sound Clue

Hi all,

I hope you are having a great weekend and enjoying the last weeks before we step into fall. For today’s puzzler I decided to feature a sound clue from my recent travels out west. This sound comes from an animal that once used to be common throughout North America but now can be found primarily in the west, though there are small populations in western Pennsylvania and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You’ll only hear this sound in the fall and only if you’re in one of the states this animal lives.

Watch this short video and see if it’s a sound you recognize. 

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Click here for the answer.