On 29/01/11 4:06 PM, Philip Veerman wrote:
Hi David,
It is a Brown Thornbill.
I think you might be the first to post a sound file to the list
......... I would think posting a sound file no more or less suitable
than posting a photo. Given that the file is not big......
Philip
Thanks, Philip and Mark. The first one I've identified definitely here
- though I may have seen one last year in the garden (little brown birds
are a bit confusing to the newbie). I made the recording by sticking my
iPhone out the window with the 'voice memo' app running. I used iTunes
to convert it to mp3 format. Crude but effective.
DN
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