The pattern & pace of the sparrow & wren songs seem consistent with how they
sing around here (56N, 120W). I'm almost ready to post a few local examples
of my own.
Mark Phinney
on 3/20/04 9:09 AM, Doug Von Gausig at wrote:
At 08:33 AM 3/20/2004, you wrote:
Recently I have been doing something that I should have done long
ago,cataloging my video tapes. These tapes hold my family videos and
my bird recordings. In doing so I came across recording that I had
forgotten.
In 2002, on a visit to my brother on the west coast, I made a foray
to Arcata Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary. With my trusty old Sony Analog
camcorder with homemade parabola and Radio Shack capsule I came
across almost perfect recording conditions, no wind, no traffic, no
aircraft, only my footsteps on a gravel road. Overlooking a marsh it
was a target rich environment.
Boy, the Marsh Wren and Song Sparrow are really hyper, compared to the same
spp. down here in Arizona. Is that a normal Marsh Wren song series up there?
Doug
"Microphones are not ears,
Loudspeakers are not birds,
A listening room is not nature."
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