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Re: Silence of the annular eclipse _ a note

Subject: Re: Silence of the annular eclipse _ a note
From: "hartogj" hartogj
Date: Sun May 20, 2012 6:56 pm ((PDT))
We enjoyed the eclipse here too, in Portland, Oregon, though too much urban din 
to tell of any animal quietening - plus it was not quite dusk up here yet. 
However, I found the eclipse personally quietening while I quietly transplanted 
a few things in my vegetable garden.

John Hartog
rockscallop.org



--- In  Bernie Krause <> wrote:
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> We just enjoyed the darkest part of the annular eclipse that swung  
> across N. America and our part of California. While it wasn't total,  
> here, what we noticed the most was the incredible silence. Normally,  
> this time of night one hears a lovely dusk chorus (frogs and about 30  
> species of birds). But not this time.
> 
> Bernie
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