Subject: | Caller ID help needed |
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From: | "gwapuffin" gwapuffin |
Date: | Tue Jun 16, 2009 9:54 am ((PDT)) |
Look in Files/Caller.mp3 This call was brought to my attention by a friend that was hearing it after dark in an adjacent golf course The golf course has many mature trees surrounding the play area. The caller was near but across the road from her house. She described it as very loud and frequent, about once every three or four seconds. The caller had moved a few hundred yards farther away before I had a chance to record I think it would turn away from me because the call was much softer at times. The recording was with MD and a DIY dish using Shure 183's in a Telinga dish in Iowa on June 13, 2009. The recording is marred by the sound of factories and a highway so I did some heavy editing in frequencies other than those of the caller. I want to call it an immature Great Horned Owl but it is not quite the same as my reference on the Owls of NA CD. Any ideas? Thanks for your help. Gerald White Muscatine,IA |
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