Hi Ted, I think you need to enable downloads on that file on Soundcloud so
we can download the file!

Mike

Michael Lanzone
mlanz...@gmail.com


On Tue, Sep 2, 2014 at 8:38 PM, Ted Floyd <tfl...@aba.org> wrote:

> Hi, all.
>
> Y'all back East (yes, I think I'm addressing the bulk of this list!) have
> it relatively easy with September night flights: nice, loud, low
> (low-pitch, often low-altitude) thrushes, grosbeaks, tanagers, and cuckoos,
> flying through humid, dense air near sea level, sometimes with low cloud
> ceilings. In other words, you can actually hear stuff!
>
> It's a bit harder out West. Stuff seems to fly high in the the thin air,
> and, in the summer and early autumn, it's almost entirely sparrow/warbler
> calls.
>
> Anybody want to give it a go with this?--
>
> https://soundcloud.com/ted-floyd/flight-calls-3
>
> There seem to be 18 flight calls in the ~35-second clip. Recorded at 5am
> this Tuesday morning, Sept. 2, at Lafayette, eastern Boulder County,
> Colorado, USA, so about 90 minutes before sunrise. Skies were clear, winds
> calm, birds high. But they're there. You'll want to make a spectrogram, for
> sure.
>
> Would love to know what folks think about these. Just to move the
> conversation forward (or perhaps send it off on a wild goose chase),
> Colorado birders have credibly documented double digits of migrant Baird's
> Sparrows during the past week.
>
> I have no dog in this fight. Just keen on learning.
>
> Ted Floyd
> Lafayette, eastern Boulder County, Colorado, USA
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