Subject: | Re: 3032 capsules & bats |
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From: | madl74 |
Date: | Sun Jun 15, 2014 4:56 am ((PDT)) |
> Hi David, > next time I'll go there I'll fill my backpack with both high quality > audio and ultrasonic recording gear ! I was fascinated by the "sound" o= f > the wings ! Gianni, You will still greatly benefit from a simple handheld heterodyne bat detector so you can hear the bats in real time so you know what's flying. This works by dropping the frequency by an adjustable amount which usually= shows on a display. The call frequency and type of call gives a very good indication of the species. There are two detectors illustrated on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bat_detector but a very popular one is the Batbox Duet http://batbox.com/duet.asp which also does a crude divide by 10 so you can use an audio recorder. This= is also cheap enough to risk leaving running unattended. David Brinicombe |
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