Subject: | Re: Ever feel like recording is invasive? |
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From: | "Toby Sinkinson" tobysinkinson |
Date: | Sun Oct 1, 2006 3:29 pm (PDT) |
Thanks Aaron, for helping me keep this in check. I love the experience of sitting alone, quietly...but sometimes the mind wanders :) Especially in the dark, when I can't see but can hear every mouthful of grass being munched, every antler...I hope to edit these recordings today to post them soon. This is my first season hearing the bugling in person, beautiful calling across the valley... Great points btw! Re: I think the instinct to leave them in peace is a good one but also that your impact is mitigated by relative distance and the care you take when you attend to that instinct. Re: Privacy could be a name to use in shorthand giving animals this comfort zone, but I don't believe animals experience an emotion as self-aware as a sense of 'invaded privacy' as we know it of course. Toby |
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