Extreme News Reporter Yao Yun
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On April 9, good news came from a group of owners in a small community in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, that the “unknown noise” that had plagued everyone for nearly 10 days had finally “solved the case”. Ironically, the source of the noise is a woodpecker. Mr. Zhang, a resident of the community, told reporters that he is currently considering contacting the forestry department to deal with woodpeckers.
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Mr. Zhang (surname changed), a resident of Yuhong District, Shenyang City, told Extreme News that since the beginning of April, he has been able to hear the sound of “knock knock” at 5 a.m. every morning. “Sometimes for a while, sometimes for hours, it’s a headache.” At first, he thought that some residents were using electric drills to decorate, or installing a building shaker, which was very distressing.
Woodpeckers are pecking at the wall
Mr. Zhang’s family is not the only one affected. Mr. Zhang saw that residents of several buildings in the owner group said they heard noises. “I wake up every morning, and I can’t catch up on sleep during the day, and no one can stand it for a long time.” Some residents said that they had knocked on doors door to door with the sound, but did not find the source of the noise, and some even suggested calling the police.
Many people reported the problem to the property, but the property did not understand where the sound came from, so they had to remind residents in the group to reduce noise pollution. Mr. Zhang told reporters that on the morning of the 9th, a resident sent a message in the group saying, “I caught it, in Building 10, it is a woodpecker.” In the video, a woodpecker on the outer wall of the community is pecking at the wall, making a “knock knock” sound from time to time.
Mr. Zhang said that this is exactly what he hears every morning, but he did not expect that the “culprit” turned out to be a bird, and the residents were relieved. Currently, they are considering having the property contact the forestry department to deal with woodpeckers in the community.
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Screenshot of the owner group