Then, when they’re within 100 yards or so, the whine, the aforementioned peep-whistle of peet - w-o-o-O-O-I-T, or simply the rising whistle portion of the call can convince them to light. Sometimes the high-pitched creeeeek - creeeeek in-flight call of the wood duck will get a flock’s attention. Coincidence? Perhaps, but that one-in-a-million occasion was enough to convince me that when a flying wood duck wants to listen, he will. However, I did on one occasion see a small flock change course and return to a timbered pothole where a cousin of mine, wood duck call in hand, had just called to them in their peet - w-o-o-O-O-I-T rising whistle. It’s been my experience that 99% of the woody population will ignore a wood duck call. I’d have to branch out and come to grips with the fact that some ducks don’t quack. From that point on, I decided if I wanted to attract more ducks to my decoy spread, I’d have to learn to speak their language. Rolling trills and odd guttural groans audibles seemingly out of place in the duck marsh, but there they were. When I moved to Washington state in ’93, I learned there was more to life than just quacks and quacking. When my waterfowling career began in 1974, I knew only mallard duck calls and the traditional quack in its three or four variations. No other issues.Beyond the quack: Learn the different duck sounds of common speciesīy M.D. It's quiet when closed (fully extended) all the way. Now I'm experiencing a new annoying noise-the moon roof liner rattles like rattle snake when it is opened all the way. Having done all that, I'm still hearing an occasional pop, but it's not as loud. This is where I applied lots of rubber weather strips. The plastic pieces make so much knocking/popping sounds when I press or push one again the other. Seems like the BMW engineers spent all their time making front cabin all nice and quiet however, they just said, 'fuck it' we'll just use cheap noisy Chinese plastic molding for the under the cargo area liner. I've applied rubber weather strips to all the cheap plastic in the cargo area under the carpet. Not sure if my problem is seat latch related. But I was hearing the knocking sounds even with the back seats down. I will try the electrical tape method-Thank You for the photos. The last few days were in the high 70's.the freaking knocking noises are back. It was pouring rain 45 degrees (extreme cold for central Florida). I drove around with a BMW Tech.'unable to replicate popping / knocking noises'. The X5 was in service last week for noise. No idea if this helps at all, but I thought I'd put it out there just in case. I was skeptical, but the problem went away after they performed that service. They changed to a different lube for the diff, and had this crazy protocol of completing approximately 30 clockwise turns followed by the same number of turns in the opposite direction. This was diagnosed as an issue with the differential lubricant. It honestly sounded as if I had a bowling ball loose in my trunk. the sharper the turn, the more pronounced the clunk. HOWEVER, I had an E92 M3 that had a horrendous clunking sound during turns. I drive an F15 X5 35d and have not heard this sound in that vehicle.

Anyone else hearing this? I wonder if it's coming from the suspension.įor what it's worth. I've checked everything on the interior to make sure everything is secure, but I can't seem to find anything. When I am driving <20 mph and going over bumps, I am hearing a 'clack' or knocking sound coming from the rear.

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