Great project Tom and great sounds too - I do like your blog. I too am a Ra=
ven fan and by coincidence I just got some of my Raven sounds up on www.wil=
dechoes.org this week. Interesting to compare your boundary array with my T=
elinga parabola (not a controlled comparison of course...). I have never re=
corded that high-pitched call you say is your favorite - mine sounded more =
like a parrot ! Must watch out for that one. I do like Ravens despite their=
bad PR.
Looking forwards to more dawn recordings (despite the frustrating decline i=
n noise these days. Thanks.
Chris
www.wildechoes.org
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rote:
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> Hi everyone,
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> I've set myself the task of recording dawn in our local forest once a mon=
th between June 2010 and May 2011. I'm not sure how well this will go durin=
g the winter months when the sun rises much later and people are already ou=
t and about in their cars, but regardless I'm looking forward to seeing how=
the soundscape changes over the course of a year.
>
> This month the birds were mostly very quiet, but a group of Ravens livene=
d things up!
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> http://www.pterodaktyl.co.uk/2010/07/28/ravens-in-the-forest/
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> All the best,
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> Tom
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