Peter,
Isn't there a recorder out there you can strap to a tree and come
back the next day? Used mainly in research I think.
Martin
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Martin Williams wrote:
> Well what's next? I would like to record birds from as far
> away as possible without having to buy a parabolic
> reflector. Not that I wouldn't, I like the discreetness of
> the small recorders. My plan is to get a 50m length of
> cable,rig it up to the mic. and hide myself at the other end.
> Because I'm getting tired of doing the roving/stand and point
> technique.
If you just want to try this, you can just leave your recorder
running without monitoring. It means you can't be sure that what
you're getting is ok, you'll likely end up with more unidentified
species in the recording, and there's a chance someone will nick
your recorder, but otherwise it's far more convenient than
running a cable.
Peter Shute
"While a picture is worth a thousand words, a
sound is worth a thousand pictures." R. Murray Schafer via Bernie Krause.
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