| Subject: | rare bird recording or not? |
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| From: | "Rich Peet" richpeet |
| Date: | Sun Dec 17, 2006 2:36 pm ((PST)) |
I went birding with Mark Alt of this list yesterday. He handled the video and I worked the audio. We got a recording of a Rough-Legged Hawk (adult dark phase) at 150 feet and Short-Eared Owl screems at 20 feet. My question is if anyone can give an opion on if a Rough-Legged Hawk screeming is indeed rare. It is for both of us. The catalytic converter of the car in the background is not a rare sound and I need to find an auto mechanic that will pull it out and replace it with a glass pack muffler. about 500kb http://home.comcast.net/~richpeet/Roughleghawk.mp3 Rich |
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