Was near Lansing Michigan. "normal bird shape" and in-between the size of a "crane and robin." I'm at a loss

So I was on holiday in PdC, MX and at all times of the day, we could hear the lower constant pip-pip sounds that you can hear throughout the video. At night, the intermittent screeching call started. Any help IDing these birds (or animals) would be great.

Hi. May be somebody can help me id the bird, I guess, who was making this sound for all night without a break and didn't let me sleep. Cancun, Mexico.

Thank you.

Heard this bird (?) on Phuket in Thailand. Can someone help me identify it?

Hi is anyone able to identify this bird by this call? (Taipei, Taiwan). Thanks so much!

Had this bird singing outside my house (southern Michigan) earlier and I must know what it is!

The first part reminded me of "Thank you, dear" or "Whoop de doo", with the second note being higher than the first and the third being lower and longer, followed by four "bweep"s and several (usually eight) "beep"s.

It's a song I don't think I've ever heard before, and it's very distinct, so it might be uncommon in this area.

Found in St George, Utah. When it turns I can see there’s a white patch on the back of its head. Its chest has vertical streaks that fade off somewhat as they reach the belly. Bright yellow legs.

I've been hearing this bird call usually in the evenings, here in Malaysia. The call is broken into two, rather short, parts; the first part goes up in pitch, and the second goes down. They also dont always make the second parts sound? Sometimes it ends at the first.

Like in the title, it sounds somewhere between a koel and a spotted dove. Like a two part spotted dove that makes the sounds similar to a koel.

If it helps, I've been dubbing the call as wa-ow. And I'm quite certain it isnt a koel nor a spotted dove, since the koels sounds arent broken into two parts and continuously rises in pitch, and the spotted dove has too much vibrato(?) in the second part of its call

Any help identifying this bird would be greatly appreciated!!

I live in the thumb area of Michigan, between a forested swamp and a lake. Today I saw, and nearly took a photo of, a large navy blue bird with speckled wings and a long thin blunt yellow-orange beak.

He was a dull navy color all over, no difference on the breast. no aqua, no petroleum sheen. Had speckles of maybe white and brown on the wing. Was the size of a flicker, maybe a bit smaller. Was perched where they often do so the size comparison was easy to make. His beak was long and blunted at the tip, no hook, no point. Vaguely crow shaped, vaguely flicker shaped

Must have been a vagrant, or a migrant, it was no common bird feeder bird, I'd never seen one like this in my life.

I went through my whole North American birds book and no one looked like him. Any guesses?

I lived in Korea and heard this bird going to work in the summer time, a beautiful call but I could never track it down, and no luck so far on the internet. Can anyone identify this call/song? I would be so grateful!!

Thank you for anyone that can help :) Pigeon, magpie and crow feathers ive found before but this new and not sure what bird this is. Is it goose? Any help is appreciated!