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Mystery booming

To: Marc Anderson <>
Subject: Mystery booming
From: Peter Shute <>
Date: Thu, 3 Oct 2013 19:36:55 +1000
Thanks Marc, that's two votes for bittern. Can anyone tell me if it's unusual 
for a bittern to only call three times like that? The recording is a couple of 
hours long, and there are no other similar calls in it.

Peter Shute

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On 3 Oct 2013, at 7:23 pm, "Marc Anderson" 
<<>> wrote:

Peter,

I have a look at the spectrograph and listened a few times on headphones and it 
definitely sounds like a distant Australasian Bittern.

Well done on getting this recording, I've been trying to track them down the 
last few weeks and didn't hear any booms in the Riverina area nor in the 
Hawkesbury swamps in Sydney.

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