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Re: cd guide to squirrels?

Subject: Re: cd guide to squirrels?
From: "Doug Von Gausig" dougvg
Date: Thu Aug 6, 2009 8:32 am ((PDT))
This sounds like a good project, Dan. Maybe Nature Recordists could all 
contribute to a small mammal (or even all mammal!) CD - I'm sure we all 
have catalogued our local squirrel, chipmunk, antelope squirrel, prairie 
dog, Marmot, Pika, etc., sounds. This would be a really valuable reference 
work that hasn't been done. Just the other day I learned that some 
chipmunks make a sound that is uncannily similar to a Pygmy Owl's call. 
Also I have recorded trills from central California that I always thought 
were an unidentified bird, but which now I suspect of being one of the 
Antelope Squirrels.

Anyone interested? I'll compile, if I can get a few others to help out!

Doug

At 10:25 PM 8/5/2009, you wrote:
>
>
>I don't know about a CD, but there is a field guide by Lone Pine,
>Squirrels of the West. I looked at a couple of them, but they didn't say
>anything about vocalizations.
>
>Dan Dugan wrote:
> >
> >
> > Is there a CD field guide to the sounds of squirrels?
> >
> > -Dan Dugan
> >
> >
>
>--
>/Debbi Brusco/
>
>
>

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