Yes it would be nice to have more sound than we have here in the
winter. Pretty quiet out there in general right now in my area.
I am looking to get the weight of my mic stand so that people will not
be misled by the different makes that look and cost about the same.
Sorry for linking to a less than good stand as it caught me by surprise.
Rich
--- In Walter Knapp <> wrote:
>
> Posted by: "Rich Peet"
>
> > winter songs in the south are often partials and whispers. Come
visit
> > us and look me up when you want to capture those birds on breeding
> > grounds. I am at the top of the Miss. Our winter birds are neat
too as
> > they come down for the warmth.
>
> Sounds that animals make when they are not breeding can be different
> from breeding sounds. They are often neglected as it's easier to get
the
> breeding sounds.
>
> Note also that birds do breed in the South too, including species that
> don't breed in the north. With a much longer season when something is
> breeding. A bunch of birds calling outside right now. Though
probably no
> breeding ones. We have both birds that migrated here for the winter
from
> the north and birds that are always here.
>
> With frogs here, it's a year round breeding season, there were frogs
> calling outside last night. We have a lot more species of frogs here
> than the north does.
>
> Walt
>
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