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Re: Urban Starlings

Subject: Re: Urban Starlings
From: "Suzanne Williams" scw1217
Date: Mon Sep 10, 2007 5:11 am ((PDT))
Enjoyed it, Phil.  Reminds me of mornings when the boat tail grackles 
take over the trees here.  They will chatter away for an hour and 
then just fly away.

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Suzanne
Suzanne Williams Photography
http://web.tampabay.rr.com/swilli41/www
Florida, USA



--- In  "Phil Tyler" 
<> wrote:
>
> I live in what I suppose is a fairly 'urban' environment. But we 
are 
> lucky in that there are some large areas of open fields nearby and 
at 
> the bottom of the road is a small brook with trees on either side. 
At 
> the bottom of our 'short' garden we have a shed which is underneath 
a 
> couple of trees. Some evenings these trees can be visited by a 
party of 
> starlings which then sit in the these trees and chatter and whistle 
> away for some time. So I got my Panasonic triplets out plugged them 
> into my mini-disc recorder and made a recording of them. I have 
> uploaded a one minute section of this recording as an mp3 to the 
groups 
> files section, if you fancy a listen. The recording does contain 
> elements of the urban environment I live in but the Starlings don't 
> seem to mind.
> 
> Phil
>






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