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Mystery bird call

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Subject: Mystery bird call
From: Tom Tarrant <>
Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2011 07:09:43 +1000
Recently whilst analyzing audio sensors from the QUT audio project
<http://www.mquter.qut.edu.au/Sensor/monitoring_samford.aspx>at Samford (SE
Qld) I came across this call <http://www.aviceda.org/audio/>  and believe
that it is the daytime call of the Australian Owlet-Nightjar. I have created
a small site to highlight 'Mystery-calls' that we are finding and you can
leave remarks and opinions. Listen for the 4 repetitions.

I have also recently found the following publication extremely useful 'The
Sound Approach to Birding' <http://www.soundapproach.co.uk/> by Mark
Constantine and recommend it to anyone with an interest in learning about
bird-sound (Please note that I have no commercial interest in it.)

Look forward to hearing your comments,

Tom

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Tom Tarrant
Kobble Creek, Qld

http://kobble.aviceda.org

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