| Subject: | Re: Mystery Sound Posted |
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| From: | "Kevin Colver" kjcolver |
| Date: | Mon Aug 3, 2009 7:26 am ((PDT)) |
Hi Doug, Your mystery sound reminds me of a recording I made of 3 Great Gray Owlets I recorded in Wyoming. I left my Sony PCM-D1 in a tree recording all night. A small portion of the 4 hour recording is now posted on my podcast at www.7Loons.com. There is a distant river in the background. The owls are begging mice of a wearied parent. If a dad may brag, please check out the owl photos on the podcast page and also click the photos link at the top to see more photos of the owls taken by my daughter. Enjoy, Kevin www.7Loons.com Soundscapes for Birders, podcast found at the iTunes Store |
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