Subject: | Re: pressure build-up ring |
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From: | "werainey" werainey |
Date: | Mon Nov 10, 2008 11:01 am ((PST)) |
Hi David, >From the sound of it, that is a feeding buzz rather than a social call. As the >bat gets closer to a prey item, the individual calls are reduced in duration, the interval between them is shortened and intensity is decreased. Usually the minimum frequency rises as well. With some bats there is a small gap at the end when the bat catches the insect, before the next search phase call sequence is begun. Bill R. > > Bernie, Bill, the files are in our Files section under Hawaiian Hoary > Bat-- > David > |
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