David,
Very nice sounds. On your second recording I hear the birds you
mentioned, as well as Song Sparrow, Red-winged Blackbird, Common
Yellowthroat, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Bank Swallow flying around, and
the trillers I'm not sure about. Those of you more familiar with the
birds of Wisconsin please jump in and get me corrected. Maybe Palm or
Worm-eating Warbler or Dark-eyed Junco?
Kevin Colver
www.7Loons.com
On May 31, 2009, at 9:41 AM, David Michael wrote:
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> Hello list
>
> It has been about 3 weeks since the Recordists Campout in Wisconsin
> and I have finally gotten around to editing some of the material. Just
> thought I would share.
>
> Big thanks to Rob D and Rich Peet for hosting and organizing the
> event. The Kickapoo Reserve is absolutely spectacular and amazingly
> rich in wildlife (and recording rigs) - cant wait till next year!
>
> Here are a couple of edits taken from a longer recording made on the
> very chilly morning of May 17th in the Kickapoo Valley Reserve. They
> are bounced MS stereo recordings using an MKH 30/40 pair to a Fostex
> FR2-LE (without my external preamp!) originally in 24bit/44kHz, now in
> 192kbps mp3. The microphones were setup on the edge of a wetland near
> "campsite C" in the main basin that makes up the Reserve.
>
> Coyotes.
> http://naturerecordists.com/recordings/213
>
> Dawn chorus excerpt.
> http://naturerecordists.com/recordings/212
>
> I could really use some help identifying some of the species in the
> second recording. Many of them are common (american robin, crows,
> mourning doves, canada goose), but there are several prominent singers
> that I cannot identify - perhaps one of you out there can help.
>
> David
>
> PS
> Here's something else for fun
> http://naturerecordists.com/recordings/209
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