(Audio) 1994 Ohio Howl - Revision history

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[[File:Howl.mp3|1994 Ohio Howl]]

This was the first recording ever obtained of a long moaning howl vocalization. It was recorded in Columbiana County, in the hills above Wellsville. These moaning siren-like howls can be heard on occasion late at night in the Fall, echoing off hills on both sides the Ohio River. West Virginia is on the other side of the river.

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 [[File:Howl.mp3|1994 Ohio Howl]]
-This was the first recording ever obtained of a long moaning howl vocalization. It was recorded in Columbiana County, in the hills above Wellsville. These moaning siren-like howls can be heard on occasion late at night in the Fall, echoing off hills on both sides the Ohio River. West Virginia is on the other side of the river.
+This was the first recording ever obtained of a long moaning howl vocalization. It was recorded in Columbiana County, in the hills above Wellsville. These moaning siren-like howls can be heard on occasion late at night in the Fall, echoing off hills on both sides the Ohio River. West Virginia is on the other side of the river.  It was recorded by Matt Moneymaker.
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	This was the first recording ever obtained of a long moaning howl vocalization. It was recorded in Columbiana County, in the hills above Wellsville. These moaning siren-like howls can be heard on occasion late at night in the Fall, echoing off hills on both sides the Ohio River. West Virginia is on the other side of the river.		This was the first recording ever obtained of a long moaning howl vocalization. It was recorded in Columbiana County, in the hills above Wellsville. These moaning siren-like howls can be heard on occasion late at night in the Fall, echoing off hills on both sides the Ohio River. West Virginia is on the other side of the river.
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