| Subject: | Re: Caller ID help needed |
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| From: | "Rob Danielson" danielson_audio |
| Date: | Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:00 am ((PDT)) |
At 4:53 PM +0000 6/16/09, gwapuffin wrote: >Look in Files/Caller.mp3 or http://tinyurl.com/kr7b72 > >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. Hi Gerry-- I think that's a good guess--especially the call with the screechy quality around 19 seconds in. Catbirds also call through summer nights here in SW Wisconsin and their calls can sound similar. Often they have a little but more inflection at the start with the extended "e" sound. I liken it to "ja-eep" Rob D. >Any ideas? Thanks for your help. > >Gerald White Muscatine,IA -- |
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