| Subject: | File uploaded-Purple Finch |
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| From: | "Debbi B" dgbrusco |
| Date: | Mon May 21, 2007 8:42 pm ((PDT)) |
I just uploaded into the Files\Member Files area of the group a recording I caught with the Olympus DS2, a quick and dirty documentation recording (DS_20218PUFI.mp3. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/naturerecordists/files/Member%20Files/ It sounded to me like the Purple Finch (in my backyard, along with all the other noise including my own) was throwing some mimicry in, but I know that the Lesser Goldfinches have been doing that. There is a faint House Finch in the background as well. Part of the reason I think it is the Purple Finch doing that is that it also throws in "hee hee hee", which I know they do. But I've never heard a PUFI do this. Could someone take a look at the file and see if you can tell for sure whether it is the PUFI performing the mimicry? Thanks. Debbi Hayward CA |
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