Subject: | Re: Call Distance - Boobook Owl |
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From: | "Alec Kennedy" pan3dpan |
Date: | Tue Nov 18, 2008 11:24 pm ((PST)) |
John, For what it's worth, our native owl (the morepork) is about the size of a blackbird, and I reckon on a calm night I can hear its call for about a Km, though that's across a mixture of bush and water. Maybe equivalent to open farm land in sound attenuation. Cheers, Alec John Tudor wrote: > > There is a Southern Boobook calling somewhere near my house in the > Adelaide Hills. I can hear it clearly (although faintly). > > In order to narrow down the search area, can anyone indicate what sort > of distance over flat, fairly open farm land, that owl calls can be > heard with just the ears (no amplification) I'm guessing it's within > about 500 metres of home. > > Is there any rule of thumb based on bird size?? > > Regards > John > > |
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