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Date: Wed May 15, 2019 10:33 am ((PDT))
Hi Gregory,
The clip is not 'linked' to anything so I hope it makes it.
This recording is unedited so there is background city traffic. Recorded
late at night, June 2018.You will hear the relentless, almost metronomic
raspung/chewing of Arion hortensis, the voracious garden slug. Two, I
suspect.
Using a JRF hydrophone here well tucked into the compost. . Be careful,
with slugs. They will clamber over a hydrophone and may try a few rasps on
the coating.
Martin
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NLYtOWIqwcUNUwVrv-1uWbT6CeqmmeBn/view?usp=
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On Tue 14 May 2019, 8:34 p.m. Gregory O'Drobinak
[naturerecordists] < wrote:
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> Martin, can you please post a link to where we can hear some of these
> sounds?
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> Thanks!
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> - Gregory
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> On Monday, May 13, 2019, 1:07:33 PM CDT, micro Phonic
> [naturerecordists] <
> > wrote:
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> Hi,
> I've been intrigued listening to my compost heap with a hydrophone. Word
> of caution here. Important to be able, if possible to distuinguish betwee=
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> what you hear going on in there. It can get get very noisy and unless
> you're certain a sound is a worm or whatever, it is best to contrive
> something predictable. For example I toss in an apple or something I know
> the slugs will love. Then with the hydrophone in place at night-what a
> concert.
> I bought a JfZR contact mic but its not for the compost heap.
> Martin.
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