Martyn
Well, I should have explained here to this group. First I had sent this to=
local group that will not understand this difference. I got caught, but am=
not guilty of adding the sound here.
Ok I but just amplified it (the area of knock using Raven) a bit so people=
can hear it better and I did filter out some additional noise produced when=
I amplified that area.
The sound is exactly in the same place and not added!
Is it a Great Horned Owl young begging or a bittern?
At 02:06 PM 5/25/2007, you wrote:
>5a. Re: Sound ID
> Posted by: "Martyn Stewart" mijdog2000
> Date: Fri May 25, 2007 7:01 am ((PDT))
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><<<<<Hi all,
>Yesterday night, around 10.00 PM, I was sitting in my yard and listening t=
o
>nightflight calls of Gray-Cheeked Thrushes and anything I could hear other
>than busy highway noise of NYS 79, in Ithaca New York.
>There were several Grey Tree Frogs calling loudly from my and my neighbor'=
s
>yard and somewhere in the vicinity were also American Toads singing (no
>ponds anywhere close by). While listening to the sounds, I heard this call
>a double note "kyank kyank", that called several times. I think it was a
>bird as I felt it was coming from the top of the trees. but don't know wha=
t
>it is. So I went in and got my recorder out to record it. But I just
>managed to record it call one more time. It did call a little later amidst
>heavy traffic but I did not record it.
>
>The call is at the end of this piece of this link. Does anyone know what i=
t
>could be?
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>http://www.people.
><http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/mmh3/mystreybird%2052407%203.mp3>
>cornell.edu/pages/mmh3/mystreybird%2052407%203.mp3
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>or http://tinyurl. <http://tinyurl.com/2btj6v> com/2btj6v
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>Meena<<<<<<
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>I know the call but tell me, why did you add it into the recording? If you
>look at it on a sonogram you can see that the sound has been pasted into t=
he
>frog recordings.
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>Tell me why you did it and I will tell you the sound of the animal...
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>Martyn
Meena Haribal
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