Subject: | Re: Progress with a Telinga and some questions |
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From: | "Lindsay Cargill" loxiaguitarista |
Date: | Sun Dec 17, 2006 1:01 pm ((PST)) |
--- In "Chris Hails" <> wrote: > I posted 3 > recordings of a Crossbill calling from about 20m distance at the top > of a 15m pine tree (crossbill1 orig.mp3), about half way into the > piece comes the aircraft. Nice recording of Crossbill alarm call ! This is Excitement Call D (EcD) which in Britain is a Parrot Crossbill. Your bird is giving a very quick cadence of the alarm and shows some structural similarities with "Phantom Crossbill" ( Constantine, 2006), a type of Common Crossbill apparently. If I heard that on one of my recordings in Deeside, Scotland it would go down as Parrot. Well done - not many recordings of those in the public domain from the continent. Hope to get over to Sweden some time myself to compare Swedebills with our "Scottish" Parrots. Ooo I hope this is "on topic" ! Lindsay |
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