There are also a few recordings at
http://abc.net.au/archives/av/birds.htm.
I started out the same way, trying to find them on the net, but there
are too many missing. I ended up just buying the whole set of BOCA CDs.
Because I can now easily browse through them or just listen to the whole
lot, I have become much more familiar with them all and this helps when
I hear something new - I often know I've heard it on the CDs so I can
find it more quickly. It's not cheap at about $200, but I think it's
worth it - and I'm the biggest cheapskate out. I've loaded them all as
mp3's onto my phone, so I can listen to them on the train.
Could your barking sound be a fox? Have a listen to this recording:
http://www.angelfire.com/ar2/thefoxden/matingcall.wav
Peter Shute
wrote on :
> Hi there everyone,
> I'm relatively new to birding, though I've always been
> interested, and I'm new to Birding-Aus. I just wondered if
> there are any other recorded bird calls available on the
> internet which I haven't come across yet? I have found the
> ones on birdpedia.com and birdsinbackyards.net, though I've
> heard a couple of calls recently which aren't on there.
>
> First one: a couple of sacred kingfishers calling to each
> other, in full view of the road a couple of days ago (Henry
> St, Lawson - Blue Mountains). I got an excellent view, truly
> beautiful creatures, and of course I didn't have my camera on
> me! The calls were a lot gentler than any I've heard before -
> they didn't seem like alarm calls.
>
> Other one: last night I heard a quiet yapping sound and I
> thought immediately of the barking owl (which I've never
> heard before) - none of the recordings of the barking owl
> seem close, so perhaps it was just something else. Being in
> the middle of the night I didn't have the energy to grab the
> camera and do a quick recording so I've forgotten it in part
> and can't describe it more accurately.
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