If you got it that is great it is a possibility but I have not
confirmed it. It would mean that there are only three missing WI
species of frogs and toads in a area of land under 40 acres. That is
impressive by WI standards. It sure is a possibility.
Rich
--- In Rob Danielson <> wrote:
> I was taking the very faint gravel-voiced guy on the left towards
> the begiining as a Pickerel, but maybe he's a Northern Leopard? The
> Pickerel sample on Walt's site has a more sustained snore. Rob D.
>
> = = = =
>
> At 8:30 PM +0000 7/18/05, Rich Peet wrote:
> >I am sorry, what is diffinitive for Pickerel on this recording.
> >I certainly have not found that at this site.
> >
> >Rich
> >
> >PS your server is great Rob as it took me 1'20" to download the 44
megs.
> >
> >> >Frogs: Pickerel, Green, Spring Peepers, American Toad, and the
double
> >> >chromosome "common" gray treefrog.
> >>
> >> Hey! I got em. You and your CD taught me well.
> >>
> >> >Walt
> > > >
>
>
> --
> Rob Danielson
> Film Department
> University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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