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Subject: 2. Re: New member
From: "" jerkabobber
Date: Tue May 1, 2007 11:36 am ((PDT))
Welcome to the group. I would love to hear the frogs and toads you've recor=
ded on your safari's in Africa! Hope to see more of you. Good luck

Dave     __o
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Subject: [Nature Recordists] New member


Hi
A new member of Nature Recordists, I am a professional safari guide based i=
n Zambia's South Luangwa National Park where I run walking safaris, birding=
 safaris and bush skills safaris. My main interest is animal communication =
and have been recording wildlife sounds for the past four years. Some of th=
e material has been used to produce home-made CD's of bird and amphibian ca=
lls for other guides in the Valley and the amphibian calls are used as part=
 of a survey of the amphibians of the Park conducted on behalf of our Wildl=
ife Department. Another field of interest is underwater hippo communication=
 using a hydrophone to record these vocalisations.
Derek Solomon. 

Derek & Sarah Solomon
Mfuwe, Zambia
260-6-245158





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