Wow, thanks Dwight, that=92s amazing. Most of the ID CDs I have just have s=
creeching for barn owls. I recorded screeching five or six times, and I gue=
ssed it was juvenile great-horned owls. I recorded great-horned owls in the=
distance a couple of times in the night.
Why do you think it went on so long? It stopped and started pretty much all=
night. After I had over an hour of it I stopped recording until it made a =
variation. Later on it seemed to get tired and would stutter and miss beats=
like an old car. Needless to say I got little sleep.
-Dan
> On Apr 19, 2019, at 6:32 AM, [naturerecordists] <naturer=
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> Hi Dan,
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> It's a Barn Owl. Here's a recording from xeno-canto that matches your rec=
ording-
> https://www.xeno-canto.org/154983 <https://www.xeno-canto.org/154983>
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> I asked a friend who is a bird expert in the desert SW, who asked someone=
, etc. and they figured it out.
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> Dwight Porter
> Portland, Oregon
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> www.variedhush.com <http://www.variedhush.com/>
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