| Subject: | The Beast of Fogg Dam |
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| From: | "mrmarcanderson" mrmarcanderson |
| Date: | Sun Mar 17, 2013 3:03 am ((PDT)) |
When recording in a forest, I often hide my microphones and leave them unat= tended for a few hours to do their thing. It's always exciting to see what = has been captured, and sometimes I get a surpise, as was the case in this r= ecording made at Fogg Dam Conservation Area near Kakadu National Park in no= rthern Australia! https://soundcloud.com/wildambience/the-beast-of-fogg-dam **PLS NOTE THIS RECORDING IS VERY LOUD AT APPROX 1:05** I had to consult a mammal list of the reserve to discover that water buffal= o and horse still roam the area so I guess it was either one of these... |
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