All - I'm sorry I can't comment on the other recordings. Too slow connection.
Klas.
Another present, Walt, at the Telinga site, click "Sound Gallery" and "frogs".
You have to filter the rumble from the ocean (wind and boats and stuff). I
didn't want to myself, as the frogs themselves have really low frequencies.
I know the swedish name, no more.
Bye for now,
Klas.
At 14:52 2003-06-04 -0400, you wrote:
>Pacific Treefrogs, Pseudacris regilla
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>> Hey, Walt, I recorded a beautiful chorus of your favorite animal:
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>> http://www.dandugan.com/downloads
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>> The "French Gulch Hotel Frogs" file. Sorry, it's 5MB, but it's an
>> uninterrupted chorus with a beginning and an end. Great polyrhythms!
>> There's a car pass near the beginning, and in the quiet at the
>> beginning and end you can hear the hotel kitchen fan on the right.
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>> Recorded with Shure WL-183 omnis mounted on shoulder pads into a Sharp
>> MD-MT90.
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>> What's the species, Walt? Sierra foothills a couple of miles north of
>> Whiskeytown Lake in Northern California.
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>> -Dan Dugan
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