| Subject: | Re: The Unknown Primate |
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| From: | "corticalsongs" corticalsongs |
| Date: | Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:24 am ((PST)) |
> Those are howlers, genus Alouatta. Species depends on where the recording= s were made. If you can tell me approximately where, I can probably pinpoin= t the species and subspecies. Excellent, thanks Marc This was recorded about 50 miles or so south of Manaus, Brasil. I wonder, are these the same fellows as this recording? http://soundcloud.com/dmichael/howler-monkeys |
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