| Subject: | Re: Terns on a Barrier Beach |
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| From: | "NordicNature" nordicsounds |
| Date: | Mon Jun 6, 2011 1:10 pm ((PDT)) |
Really nice recording! Do you know the latin name of the warbler in the recording? --- In Mark Brennan <= ..> wrote: > > Here is part of something I recorded this past weekend on the Atlantic Co= ast, > some great sounds I have never heard before from Terns protecting their n= ests. > > > http://soundcloud.com/wildearthvoices/terns-on-a-barrier-beach > > cheers > Mark > > > =A0 > Mark A. Brennan > Canadian Landscape Painter - web > Nature Recordist - web > Follow me on: > twitter=A0 facebook=A0 soundcloud=A0 bandcamp > > |
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