I agree the resonance is owl-like and that the register is higher
than most owl's, moving closer to a coyote's. Its hard for me to get
a sense of the relative volume of the call and clues about the size
of the animal with the filtering in effect. Any idea as to the source
of what sounds like a pre-echo? Rob D.
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At 1:47 AM +0000 10/13/05, Rich Peet wrote:
>It does have the tones of a owl but I would put my guess at a coyote.
>I would like to hear more to confirm that each call was not the same.
>
>But the slide whistles from colorado coyote is closest for my ear.
>
>RIch
>
>--- In "Stan" <> wrote:
>>
>> --- In "Martyn Stewart"
>> <> wrote:
>> >
>> Yes, I live next to a sewage treatment plant that leaves a horrible
>> humm on all of my recording.
>>
>> Stan
>>
>>
>> > Did you filter this in anyway Stan?
>> >
>> > Martyn
> > >
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Rob Danielson
Film Department
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
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