Thanks a million Bernie for this recording!!
It sounds a if you were in the very middle of it. Awesome!
I do envy you! :-)
Recording wolves is one of my greatest dreams.
I'm planning on doing so maybe this year in the Parc naturel r=E9gional du=
Vercors near Grenoble. It's the closest habitat of wild wolves from
where I live.
I live in southern Germany at Lake Constance directly at the Swiss border.
Here wildlife is also very active this year. Spring came early and I
have fine recodings of greylag geese which usually stop by in the
wetlands around the lake in spring.
Interestingly they are not shy at all as birds of their size in Germany
usually would be. They let you get close to them as near as 30 ft. It's
very nice to watch them grazing.
So keep recording everybody
Volker
Bernie Krause schrieb:
> Back from N. Ontario, fellas and gals. Check this out...recorded at
> 0645, 24 March on the southern border of Algonquin Park in the
> Haliburton Forest, along with Boreal Chickadees, Ravens, several
> species of sparrow, Ruby-crowned Kinglets, and, yes...even a rare
> Chuck Will's Widow that I've never heard north of N. Carolina. Things
> they are a-changing.
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> http://www.wildsanctuary.com/downloads/algonquinwolves.mp3
> <http://www.wildsanctuary.com/downloads/algonquinwolves.mp3>
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> Hope you-all in the N. Hemisphere are out recording spring. It's
> pretty rich around here in N. California.
>
> Bernie
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