Re: Red-winged dawn

Subject:	Re: Red-winged dawn
From:	"Aaron Ximm" aaron_gmail
Date:	Wed Apr 21, 2010 2:15 pm ((PDT))

On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 2:07 PM, Bernie Krause <> wrote:
> Your argument is supported, Jeremiah. Biophony speaks only to
> biological, non-human sources of sound in a given habitat. Geophony is
> comprised of all other natural non-biological sound sources emanating
> from a habitat. Anthrophony is made up of human-generated sound.

Say, Bernie,

Has much survey been done on the non-animal biophany? E.g.
plant-sounds? Mycophony?

I can think of the example of David Dunn's recordings of vascular
systems, but that's it...

Hmmm... Mycophone. Good project name.  Dibs! :)

aaron

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