| Subject: | Re: Sandhill Cranes |
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| From: | "M, J, & V Phinney" badgreenbird |
| Date: | Tue Nov 14, 2006 7:12 pm ((PST)) |
Agreed - sounds like greater yellowlegs. Also a common raven near the start, crows, geese, cranes, mallard, long-billed dowitcher around 1:30, an maybe a g-h owl hoot at ~1:41? I thought I heard a pied billed grebe and maybe eared grebe, but may be mistaken... Mark Phinney on 11/13/06 12:42 PM, David Martin at wrote: To me, some of the three and four note whistles sounded like the tew-tew-tew of greater yellowlegs. David At 01:34 PM 11/13/2006, you wrote: >Hi Jim >Thanks for sharing you Sandhill Cranes. I am hoping to be in Nebraska >early enough next spring to record a little of the Sandhill Migration. You >have whetted my appetite. I really appreciated some of the close up cranes >that seem to be facing the microphone. I recognized the crows and mallards >but not the high pitched three or four note bird that could have been a >sparrow or a duck? > >John Neville > > > |
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