| This little guy was really sounding the alarm on a recent November morning. I found him (may be a "her") sitting on a woodpile in the garage engaged in a chattering call, most likely because of a snake that had ventured into the area. Chipmunks (this one is an Eastern Chipmunk) use two types of calls, a trilling chip-chip-chip, repeated very rapidly (about 130 trills per minute) and a lower pitched, slower chuck...chuck...chuck. While the chipmunk was freaking out, a squirrel was munching on my flowers. Click here to see the video. (Warning: This will be a fairly large download. Don't attempt with dial up. It will take about 30 seconds on broadband...8Mbps) |
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