--- In "sumphull" <> wrote:
> How do professionals record the very soft, tiny sounds of insects?
You might like to take a look at the BBC website where you can listen to
"A YEAR IN THE LIFE OF ANTS" - a series of five programs. I have pasted a d=
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escription
of the series below:
"This is a radio series perhaps unlike anything you have listened to before=
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! Recorded
over a year, the series charts the fascinating and bizarre lives of two col=
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onies of wood
ants; one in a pine forest and the other in a deciduous=A0woodland in
Northumberland.=A0Using specially designed=A0microphones, we eavesdrop on t=
he p=3D=0D
rivate
and noisy activities of the ants; we join the soldiers, workers, nurses and=
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guards
within nests, following them as they march through the forest on a highway =
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of ant
trails, and we are with them when the nest is attacked by badgers, damaged =
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by
mountain bikes, and threatened by=A0tree harvesters, dogs, ferocious storms=
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nd
predatory birds. "
All I can say is - fascinating!
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