| Subject: | Yellow-breasted Chats |
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| From: | "John Brenneman" jbird1946 |
| Date: | Thu Jul 5, 2012 10:39 am ((PDT)) |
Greetings all. I was recently invited to spend the day observing and recor= ding these unusual and interesting birds on a friend's property near Chico,= CA. It is my first experience with Chats and it reminded me of some of my = birding in the tropics. Though they have probably completed their nesting c= ycle they continue with quite a lot of singing and interaction. A very soc= ial species it seems. 3 recordings are posted for comparison of single bir= d and soundscape recording and it reveals much about how the presence of th= e recordist can change things. Hope you enjoy them: http://soundcloud.com/johnny-b-11/yellow-breasted-chat-iii Best regards, John Brenneman |
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