Subject: | Ochoco Mountains Mystery |
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From: | "John Hartog" hartogj |
Date: | Fri May 25, 2007 4:13 pm ((PDT)) |
I'm assuming I hear a Hermit Thrush, and in the background a Red Breasted Nuthatch, and a few other birds I'm not certain of. I am interested to hear what group members have to say about the "tic-tok" call. And also what woodpecker is drumming? (2:04min, 1.9MB, 128kbps) http://www.rockscallop.org/ear/jh_070520-5am_birds.mp3 Recorded May 20, 2007 about 5:00 am, while I was taking a 722 out for a test drive in the Ochoco Mountains of central Oregon. Recorder: SD722, 24bit/44.1, with gain setting at 50 out of 70. Mics NT1-A (x2), head height, head spaced, ~20deg, with barrier Edits: 44dB digital amplification, and some high shelf eq to the hiss. Any comments or IDs will be greatly appreciated. -John Hartog |
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