tity of the caller, anyway.
I just got Raven 1.3 and I'm thinking of running some comparisons
with Bill's tools. Has anyone done that?
My biggest problem at home is katydid calls. I can sort through them
pretty fast using Glassofire, but it is a pain.
David Martin
g the detector in Raven.
David Martin
At 10:06 AM 8/22/2009, you wrote:
>Erik Johnson wrote: "What's also frustrating is that I get a TON of
>trash clips - many more than birds clips."
>
>To be clear, I'm a hobbyist with limited time, so I use detectors
>*assumi
noise.It won't help with
environmental noise like the cricket chorus, of course, and might
only be useful for a mic placed in a low-noise environment.
David Martin
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So, at 100km the radar was detecting birds between 1400
and 3100m above sea level (4500 -- 10,200 ft).
David Martin
On 9/16/2010 9:38 AM, Jeff Wells wrote:
>
> We have one station running up here in Maine but interestingly
> although it picked up good numbers (600+ calls) on the night of
find examples, and the flight song seems to be extremely
variable among birds.
I've posted the recordings and sonograms at http://naturebits.org/temp_1.php
I'd be interested in any comments. If it is not an ovenbird, what is it?
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Slingerlands, New York
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