| Subject: | Re: UK deer identification? |
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| From: | "Raimund" animalsounds |
| Date: | Sun Dec 5, 2010 2:22 am ((PST)) |
> I've failed to find a Muntjac recording David, I just found this: http://www.nickpenny.com/muntjacdeer210108.mp3 > Having spent some time on this, I then listened to some Roe deer > recordings and their barks are much longer. Indeed. I'm not an expert in deer vocalizations, but it seems that the duration as well as the frequency structure of their calls also depend on their age, sex or current motivation: http://www.lifesci.sussex.ac.uk/cmvcr/Publications_files/sdarticle.pdf So, your mystery might perhaps be a female or young male Roe Deer. Raimund |
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