| Subject: | Re: Dawn on the Somerset Levels, England |
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| From: | "chrishails50" chrishails50 |
| Date: | Thu Jun 2, 2011 8:27 am ((PDT)) |
Fantastic Paul - what a busy morning - great sounds, that Bittern is just t= errific. Chris http://www.wildechoes.org --- In "papx88" <> wrote: > > Hi > I recorded this dawn chorus in the Avaion Marshes, on the Somerset Levels= , just to the west of Glastonbury. This is getting towards what they sounde= d like, some 200-300 hundred years ago, before the days of commercial peat = extraction and drainage. > > http://soundcloud.com/papx2/thelevels/s-vOWcJ > > Paul > |
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