Nicely done. I agree that Lang's book is the gold standard. Amazing.
The mosquitoes at the end brought back some terrible memories from one
late summer dawn that Greg Weddig and I spent in the marshes of
southern Delaware. Greg had wisely brought his net hat. For whatever
reason I was the most delicious thing to ever walk through that area.
I came out with many hundreds if not thousands of bites. I was a
swollen mess for many, many days after. I think I was in semi-shock.
I hope they enjoyed the buffet.
What do you guys use to keep the mosquitoes from banging into the
Rycote/Windpac, etc? It sure can ruin some good recordings. I am
hesitant to spray anything onto my Windpac.
Danny
--- In Martyn Stewart <> wrote:
>
> Here is a wee podcast i put together of some of the places i have
> visited that includes insect recordings. In nearly every recording i
> have over 35 years i have recorded insects, with them they make the
> sounds warm and vibrant but bloody hell do they bite! These are some
> recordings from the Americas ending up at Katmai NP via Australia,
> Thailand, Nepal and Africa..........
> Enjoy.....
>
> http://cdn.libsyn.com/naturesound/Insects.m4a
>
>
> It will also be available on the podcast page on my site shortly...
> http://naturesound.org/Podcast/Podcast.html
>
>
>
>
> Martyn
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