Hi David and Kevin--
re: "Kickapoo Crescendo." I sent the post to Rich Peet. He lists 6 I
didn't pick-up and it looks like Kevin picked-up a few Rich missed.
These are Rich's notes:
Mourning Dove
American Robin
Red-winged Blackbird
Wild Turkey and likely a very good Turkey hunter doing calls
Common Yellowthroat Warbler
Swamp Sparrow
Northern Cardinal
Song Sparrow
Ring-necked Pheasant
American Crow
Green Frog
Rose-breasted Grosbeak
Gray Catbird
Blue Jay
Chipping Sparrow singing with Swamp Sparrows just to confuse sound
recordist people.
Brown-headed Cowbird
Possible partial call of a Killdeer.
Possible Black-and-white Warbler during fade at the end.
It was our pleasure and an unexpected treat that several people
traveled a great distance like yourself, David. The recordings for
the CD that are coming in are great. Takes a determined group of
recordists to produce quality recordings despite strong wind through
2 of the 3 days. Rob D.
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At 5:34 PM -0600 5/31/09, Kevin Colver wrote:
>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
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>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.
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>><http://naturerecordists.com/recordings/213>http://naturerecordists.com/recordings/213
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>> Dawn chorus excerpt.
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>><http://naturerecordists.com/recordings/212>http://naturerecordists.com/recordings/212
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>> 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>http://naturerecordists.com/recordings/209
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