Hi Andrew,
Your recording of oysercatchers makes me want to travel abroad. Here
in Oregon the Black Oystercatcher (Haematopus bachmani)is one of my
favorite birds along the coast. I finally got a good recording a
couple a couple weeks ago, after several years of waiting for the
ideal line up of recording conditions for the particular location.
Not sure what could be causing your buzz sound, but maybe it is worth
a mention that I have had problems in the past with interference from
HiMD recorders when I had the mic cables secured with tape to the back
of the recorder. The spectral signature looked different than yours
though.
John Hartog
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> Sorry for the link problems - I had actually tried them before posting
> the message.
> I was going to put them on the groups files area, but there is not
> much space, and I wanted to keep the bit rate reasonable.
> I have put new files with simple names - so the links should now be:
>
> http://www.standlynch.co.uk/sound_bites/pebbles.mp3
>
> http://www.standlynch.co.uk/sound_bites/buzz.mp3
>
> The buzz.mp3 is different to that posted earlier - the buzz is much
> more obvious than in the file I intended to post, but seem to have put
> up the wrong file - sorry, not my day. The original is still there -
> as fulmars.mp3 - though this should have been titled oystercatchers!
>
> Andrew
>
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