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Re: Mystery Bird (Squirrel)?

Subject: Re: Mystery Bird (Squirrel)?
From: "Bill Mueller" <>
Date: Thu, 22 May 2003 02:28:18 -0000
Martyn,

Sorry to jump in here so late.

I have not a Douglas squirrel, but just an old Texas Fox
squirrel/cat/bird.  You may find this recorded interchange
entertaining. From my website:

http://www.experimotion.com/sounds/sounds.html

Bill


--- In  "Martyn Stewart"
<> wrote:
> Randy & NatureRecordists
>=20
> I'm impressed with your identification of a Douglas Squirrel, I
have
> been trying to find a sound file and got a very poor one from a
squirrel
> page on the web, I must admit, it sounds very similar but it's the
> "Trill" sound on my recording that keeps throwing me off, maybe a
> squirrel with a sore throat? Has anyone else a recording of the
Douglas
> Squirrel to compare with? They are definitely in the Olympic Area.
> Thanks again Randy.
>=20
> Martyn
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Randolph S. Little 
> Sent: Tuesday, May 20, 2003 7:03 AM
> To: 
> Subject: Re: [Nature Recordists] Mystery Bird (Squirrel)?
>=20
> Martyn & NatureRecordists,
>
> IMHO your suggestion of squirrel is correct.  I don't know the
squirrels
> of
> the OP in particular, but would say Douglas Squirrel based on very
> similar
> sounds of that species in the Sierras of northern California.
> Good recording,
>                              Randy
> BTW; very impressive web page you have!
> -----
> Randolph S. Little <>



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