Re: Re: desert toad id needed

[Dan Dugan <>]

>Sounds like Ocecanthus quadripunctatus to me.

I listened to a couple of red spotted toad samples at

http://www-astro.physics.ox.ac.uk/~erik/toad/frames_world.html#bpu

and I noted that the toads start below pitch and glide up. I went 
back to my Joshua Tree recordings and heard the glides there, so it 
-was- toads there. But the trills at Lava Beds don't have a glide, so 
my assumption was incorrect.

Thanks John, Walt (off list), and Will.

>Here is a jpg that compares Dan's recording with that of O.q.
>http://f4.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/cDczQ07ueQB3zCRhP0TUstFNFAoLcGayp4KDa24stOTpKsGMCUqzNqRPOCqLp_ww7bFaaAmfkvaA-Hf9O56Y-HpjU-PjMS9NAAUjgR4/treecricketcompare-1.jpg

I got that complete, but it wouldn't open for me.

-Dan


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