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Subject: | Alarm calls |
From: | "david robertson" <> |
Date: | Mon, 16 Dec 2013 09:08:24 +1030 |
Whilst I was painting the house yesterday I heard the alarm call go up, mostly from the Noisy Miners. I looked up just in time to see a small raptor flying over (Hobby or male Sparrowhawk). I tried to remember what the calls sounded like. Was there anything different because it made me wonder whether alarm calls are all the same. We know that some animals have different calls for whether the predator is on the ground, in a tree or in the air but what about birds? Some larger local predators, female Goshawk or Peregrine), would appear to present much more of a threat that the smaller ones so does the call vary or is it one call fits all? David Robertson Adelaide |
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