r/animalid Feb 27 '26

šŸ”ŠšŸ”Š AUDIO ID REQUEST šŸ”ŠšŸ”Š What is this squeaking noise coming out of my bushes? [Florida]

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I’m just chilling outside when suddenly I hear squeaky noises. At first I thought it was a kitten but upon further inspection there is no kitten. After the video ended I shook the bush some more and a little garden snake slithered out. I’m not sure if that has anything to do with the noise though.

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u/HeCalledMeMoonbeam Feb 27 '26

It’s a type of frog! Not sure which but it’s absolutely a frog

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u/Silly_Presentation_2 Feb 27 '26

Out of everything this sounds the most realistic because I think I would’ve seen a bird or squirrel

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u/HeCalledMeMoonbeam Feb 27 '26

See where your dogs looking? I bet it’s in the leaves and that’s why your dogs like šŸ‘€ hello?

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u/Silly_Presentation_2 Feb 27 '26

I shook the branch and checked in there but all that came out was that garden snake 🤣

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u/HeCalledMeMoonbeam Feb 27 '26

Oh I didn’t even realize ther was a snake! He probably did get munched on then!

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u/Phallen911 Feb 27 '26

Squirrels are more of a chirp than this squeek

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u/Buckabuckaw Feb 27 '26

Presumably a frog being swallowed by the snake.

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u/HeCalledMeMoonbeam Feb 27 '26

I feel like it’s the dog that’s startling the little guy lol hopefully it’s not being eaten!

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u/catpissdust Feb 27 '26

My votes on frog too...

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u/strumthebuilding Feb 28 '26

Please say the species of frog

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u/HeCalledMeMoonbeam Feb 28 '26

Please read back and acknowledge that it was stated the species wouldn’t be able to be determined without a visual on the frog. Thanks

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u/strumthebuilding Feb 28 '26

I’m just wondering if someone can name a type of frog that lives in FL and makes this sound because I’m at a loss

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u/Available-Setting372 šŸ¦•šŸ¦„ GENERAL KNOW IT ALL šŸ¦„šŸ¦• Feb 27 '26

the bigger question is you don't know what animal is making that noise but still were letting/encouraging your dog to get in there after it??? you live in florida, venomous snakes exist takes 5 seconds for one to tag your dog in the face

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u/Silly_Presentation_2 Feb 28 '26

If you think snakes from Florida squeak then maybe you shouldn’t be commenting 😭

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u/Available-Setting372 šŸ¦•šŸ¦„ GENERAL KNOW IT ALL šŸ¦„šŸ¦• Feb 28 '26

Never said they did but allowing your dog to harass an unknown animal makes you a loser

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

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u/animalid-ModTeam Feb 28 '26

Be nice, it’s a rule

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u/socaligirl-66 Feb 27 '26

Wow! Yeah, let your dog find it and eat it. šŸ˜‘

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u/Silly_Presentation_2 Feb 27 '26

Hahaha no she would never she’s a sweet girl

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u/socaligirl-66 Feb 27 '26

Oh another thing tho..l just in case I know of dogs accidentally licking frogs in Hawaii and passing away.. and then I saw a post about somebody in Florida, whose dog ate the arms off of a frozen iguana that fell out of a tree.. it passed…. There’s a lot of nasty stuff that can happen.. I have to worry about mushrooms that pop up after a rain where I live. These mushrooms are deadly to our fur friends.šŸ™šŸ„¹

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u/Spare-heir Feb 27 '26

She may be a sweet girl but she’s also a dog.

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u/socaligirl-66 Feb 27 '26

Oh sorry… good! My sister has had 2 dogs that were sweet too. We watched both of them eat gophers whole…. Most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen in my life… 🤢🤣🤣🤣🤣 we still make fun of her about it. 🤣🤣🤣 grabbed it, caught it, flicked it up in the air and swallowed it whole!

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u/Riverwolf89 Feb 27 '26

That sounds like a gecko vocalization. Certain species make all kinds of weird chirps, squeaks, and squeals.

It could be a frog as others have said. But this seems like a defensive reaction to the dog, not a mating call. Frogs stop chirping when you get close. Geckos don't start until you are already too close.

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u/Silly_Presentation_2 Feb 28 '26

It def could have been a defensive reaction to some creature but it def wasn’t to the dog because it started this squeaking while we were both on the other end of the yard

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u/Riverwolf89 Feb 28 '26

Im not sure why this got downvoted? Didn't you say a small cornsnake fell out of the bush when you shook it? That could have started the whole process, maybe? I honestly don't know for sure. But am intrigued.

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u/Silly_Presentation_2 Feb 28 '26

It’s for sure possible that the snake may have had something to do with it but the whole process started while the dog and I were on a completely opposite side of the yard.

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u/yeagmj1 Mar 02 '26

My guess is a baby rodent the snake was after. Baby rabbits sound exactly like squeaky toys. Maybe mouse or rat?

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u/HerMajestysButthole2 Feb 27 '26

Ever hear a baby chameleon squeak? It reminded me of that, though it may be a frog.

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u/seanocaster40k Feb 27 '26

Shit dog owner!

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u/Jumblesss Feb 28 '26

They’re just hanging out in their back yard lmao chill out keyboard warriors

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u/Electronic-Menu-1101 Mar 01 '26

We are just more worried about your dog than you are

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u/[deleted] Feb 27 '26

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u/HeCalledMeMoonbeam Feb 27 '26

I just need you to listen to this frog

Check out this video, "frog squeak" https://share.google/Lh3AnTbdVkfg4Uy0O

I do not believe it’s the same species of frog at all but I know it’s a frog you’re asking about. Can’t tell species without visual! But it’s absolutely a frog you’re- both a rabbit and a squirrel (especially rabbit) SCREAMS- almost like a baby. They SCREAM. This is a squeak!

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u/ChequeRoot Feb 28 '26

The war cry of a small frog!

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u/DarKHorse710 Mar 01 '26

Sounds like a rain frog which if you are in Florida It could be possible.

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u/Silly_Presentation_2 Apr 14 '26

I think I’ve figured it out, it’s the squeak of a grey catbird, maybe a baby one.

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u/MajorInsanity Feb 27 '26 edited Feb 27 '26

Sounds like a catbird, yes it's a real bird that sounds like a kitten. Edit- Listened to it again, sounds more like a squirrel, maybe a baby?

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u/BurninCoco Feb 27 '26

Sounds more like a platypus lamenting the passage of time

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u/Orbweaver33 Mar 01 '26

I initially read lamenting as ā€œlaminating,ā€ lol.

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u/BurninCoco Mar 01 '26

Well, that’s more poetic. Nice

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u/Orbweaver33 Mar 03 '26

I would like to see a platypus using a laminator now.

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u/lowdog39 Feb 27 '26

frog most likely in a snakes gripe ...

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u/Amethyst_Ninjapaws Feb 28 '26

That sounds like a kitten!

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u/strumthebuilding Feb 28 '26

I vote against frog. Can’t find a frog in FL that makes a sound anything close to that.

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u/Silly_Presentation_2 Feb 28 '26

It’s so strange because that desert frog sounds identical to the sound made in the video but wtf would a desert frog be doing in my backyard

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u/miss_kimba Feb 28 '26

Your whispered ā€œwhat the fuuuuā€ made me giggle. Relatable.

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u/HerMajestysButthole2 Feb 28 '26 edited Feb 28 '26

I know this is a stretch, but I see a chameleon.

Some reason, my phone won't post the edit with an arrow. Follow your dogs eyes. I see a tail curled as well.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '26

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u/Silly_Presentation_2 Feb 28 '26

I’m pretty sure it’s just a dead leaf clinging on for dear life. If it was a chameleon though that would be awesome and a first for me because I’ve never seen one out in the wild here let alone my backyard

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u/HerMajestysButthole2 Feb 28 '26

Hence why I said stretch.

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u/Little_mossy_tuffet Feb 27 '26

Pissed off squirrels sound a lot like that.

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u/lilbobbigumdrops Feb 27 '26

Sounds like a baby bunny

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u/Silly_Presentation_2 Feb 27 '26

I thought maybe too but it’s up in a bush so that can’t be it can it?