| Subject: | Re: frog recording |
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| From: | "Kevin Colver" kjcolver |
| Date: | Sun May 20, 2012 1:40 pm ((PDT)) |
It's always a pleasure to hear the frogs and toads. They are the little canaries in the mine, so to speak. Kevin Colver www.7Loons.com On May 20, 2012, at 10:24 AM, anton woldhek wrote: > Ey Everybody, > been awhile since i posted on in this group. busy life etc. > Yesterday I was out camping in Nieuwland, zuid-holland, Netherlands. > Came > across this beautifull sounding frog. > I've posted a recording here: > http://www.freesound.org/people/Anton/sounds/156026/ > Enjoy. > > If anybody can help me identify the species then that would be very > much > appreciated. > > Anton > > > |
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