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Re: Is this a crow? Unknow bird

Subject: Re: Is this a crow? Unknow bird
From: "Chris Hails" chrishails50
Date: Sat Jun 23, 2007 6:17 am ((PDT))
Yes John its a Crow (Corvus corone). Now for those of us on the other
learning curve, I think I know what "polarity inversion" is (maybe)
but how did you pick it up in stoatwizard's dawn chorus ?

Chris


--- In  "lundsten_john"
<> wrote:
>
> My this is an interesting group a mixture of audio techniques (about
> which I know loads) and the natural world about which I am horrible
> ignorant but learning lots & keen to know more. BTW thanks to those
> helping me identify my Norfolk Mud Flats recording - well here's
> another one I've just uploaded to the "members" Section
>
>
http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/UDh8RqJbCT4uzmsnUW32TLLanYdCfqpKCf_B6RXfG
gnL1uUK1XG_r9sPGj5b8RGdzZQuv2Jsye8Yg9UD5kQkuIanUcAzv8jnbaTs/Member%
20Files/Unknown%20UK%20bird%20call.mp3
>






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