And I think John Hurrell got the same call at Yankee hat just a couple of days ago?
From: Kim Farley <>
Sent: Wednesday, 30 November 2022 12:00 PM
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Cc: Canberra birds <>
Subject: Re: [Canberrabirds] Lewin's Rail or frog??
That's a helpful update Sue. And just to add to your post, your uploading to eBird of your recording of the grunt wheeze call seems to be the only recording of this call in the ACT. And there aren't a lot of recordings of this call anywhere.
So it is certainly worth us all becoming a bit more familiar with it. It's not one I had heard before, though I have been lucky enough to hear the galloping horse call (at Barren Grounds in NSW).
On Wed, Nov 30, 2022 at 11:05 AM <> wrote:
Hi All,
Thought I’d summarise the response to this question for the list, especially since none of you actually replied to the list though several helpful people responded to me personally.
Thanks especially to the birder who responded almost instantly saying “That’s a Lewin’s!” and the person knowledgeable about both birds and frogs who said he had never heard a frog like that in the ACT (actually two people said that), and thanks Kim Farley
for checking with experts outside the ACT. Apparently it’s the “grunt-wheeze” call of the Lewin’s, not often recorded before in the ACT. If you listen all the way through the Lewin’s calls on the Xeno Campo website there are a couple of similar calls.
This experience reminds me that there are many birdcalls which we don’t hear on our apps, and am wondering if I should learn more about frogs.
Cheers,
Sue Beatty
Hi All,
This morning at Giralang Creek I recorded a Lewin’s Rail making a weird creaky door call, or did I record a frog?? I’ve left it up on my ebird list for this morning
(23/11/22) if you’d like to check. All opinions welcome, but if it was a frog, what frog was it?
As well as in ebird, hopefully it’s attached above.
Cheers,
Sue Beatty
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