| Subject: | Re: Mystery Sonagram #1 |
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| From: | "albrigh" albrigh |
| Date: | Fri Mar 19, 2010 8:31 pm ((PDT)) |
It was indeed Tufted Titmouse. To answer the other question - The sonagram was a captured image from Raven= Lite (available from Cornell for free). It's not pretty, but I didn't alt= er the image at all in Photoshop. Sincerely, Andrew Albright --- In Doug Von Gausig <> wrote: > > Did I miss the answer to the mystery, or has it been revealed? > > Doug > *************************************** > Doug Von Gausig > Natural Sounds and Photos at: > http://naturesongs.com > More Photos at: > http://www.criticaleyephoto.com > Clarkdale, Central Arizona, USA > *************************************** > |
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