Thanks Thomas,
That could be very interesting as well. Can you recall how the sounds you were
hearing
were structured (whistles,pulses, sporadic static)?
The usual situation that leads people to feel bats are getting too close for
comfort is in
calm air with a cloud of mosquitoes near your head. The insects trigger close
bat passes,
but there wouldn't be any correlation with sound.
Bill
> Bill,
>
> As I remember, back to 1994, the location was a bluff overlooking the
> Rio Grande River in New Mexico where there were a lot of bat caves. I
> don't remember being swarmed necessarily but rather dive bombed
> repeatedly. It was a little unnerving so I kept the radio off.
>
> I will ask this question to my VLF colleagues and see if there are any
> similar experiences and report back if so.
>
> Thomas
"While a picture is worth a thousand words, a
sound is worth a thousand pictures." R. Murray Schafer via Bernie Krause
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