| Subject: | Re: high altitude birds |
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| From: | "Chris Hails" chrishails50 |
| Date: | Mon Apr 9, 2007 8:28 pm ((PDT)) |
Can you post a sample ? Your "ping" sounds like Alpine Chough, Ravens make deeper "purruk" noises. C --- In "Greg Simmons" <> wrote: > > oryoki2000 wrote: > > "Both Raven and Alpine Chough have been seen at 6200 meters, about the > elevation of Camp 1 on Everest. Raven, in particular, is a species > with a wide set of vocalizations, even mimicing the sounds of machinery." > > Thank you for that information, oryoki. I hoped that someone here > would come up with some information about those birds and their > curious sound... > |
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