Subject: | Re: Greater Prairie Chicken LEK |
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From: | "Martyn Stewart" mijdog2000 |
Date: | Wed May 30, 2007 8:13 am ((PDT)) |
>>>There's two of those calls in your recording now that I check again (a band-pass at 300 Hz provided me with a nice overview). The first is at 0:47. That would work out to 0.9 displays/minute... are they more frequent in other parts of your recording?<<< If you get a chance, David, to get out to one of these leks, you will worship the plane that took you there! Yes the booming becomes more evident the more males enter the lek. We had 3 females enter at one stage and all hell broke loose. It was like a bar on a Friday night in London, all the guys trying to pull the good looking chick, it was hilarious at times to watch... Martyn **************************************** Martyn Stewart Bird and Animal Sounds Digitally Recorded at: http://www.naturesound.org Redmond. Washington. USA N47.65543 W121.98428 e-mail: Tel: 425-898-0462 Make every Garden a wildlife Habitat! ***************************************** |
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