Subject: | Help with woodpecker call |
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From: | "John Carroll" |
Date: | Mon Sep 5, 2011 5:05 pm ((PDT)) |
If anyone out there has experience/knowledge about woodpecker calls I would= appreciate any comments. http://soundcloud.com/dismalhiker/agitated-pileated-woodpecker Yesterday I recorded the last 2 minutes of a 5 minute long Pileated Woodpec= ker call, mixed with what sounds like a hawk (? Red-Tailed hawk). The wood= pecker sounded quite agitated, especially evident near the end of the recor= ding. The woodpecker is clearly aware of the hawk's presence and responds = to it. Any thoughts on this apparent interaction between the woodpecker an= d the hawk? I hear the Pileated Woodpecker almost every time I'm out hiking, but I've n= ever heard it go on for 5 minutes continuously or sound so agitated. It was a very windy day (tropical storm approaching), so the recording is a= bit noisy, with some EQ to lift the woodpecker out of the noise. Location= : Ouachita Mountains, central Arkansas. Thanks in advance, John |
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