At 12:09 26/04/04 +0000, you wrote:
>The sound file "Unknownmp3" was recorded at 1:30 AM last
>November. This sound was heard from August 2003 through
>mid-December 2003 and always between 1:30 AM and 3:30 AM.
>The Department of Ornithology at Cornell thought it was an
>European import blown here by a coastal storm. An Ornithology
>group in Britain said it was not a European import but
>thought it might be a South American Wood Quail. The sound
>was recorded in a rural area surrounded by 50 acres of
>mature hardwood trees and 3 miles from the Delaware River.
>Would sure like to know what made this sound.
It doesn't sound like any of the South American Wood-Quails with which I'm=
familiar (Spot-winged, Marbled or Starred Odontophorus capueira, O.
gujanensis, O. stellatus).
Jeremy
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