Hello,
Some of you who are interested in bird song may be interested. Drew Panko
and I have recently posted several bird videos and audio-spectrograms of
bird songs. These recent videos are of Worm-eating Warbler, Spotted
Sandpiper, and Black-capped Chickadee. The web pages are
at <http://www.birdsongid.com>http://www.birdsongid.com which we are
slowly developing as a site with a focus on bird song. These add to a
collection of more than 80 bird videos on our web pages (including
<http://www.battaly.com>www.battaly.com ), plus a beginning collection of
spectrograms. The audio-spectrograms, based on recordings by Drew, are
another way to study bird song. In preparing the WEWA video of the
spectrogram, I had fun counting repeated notes that I could see in the
spectrogram but could not possibly count by ear because they are sung too
fast to separate - definitely insect-like, though 6 times slower than
cicadas.
WEWA
video:
<http://www.birdsongid.com/video/warblers/worm_eating/>http://www.birdsongid.com/video/warblers/worm_eating/
WEWA
spectrogram:
<http://www.birdsongid.com/audio/spectrograms/wormeatingwarbler/>http://www.birdsongid.com/audio/spectrograms/wormeatingwarbler/
Trudy
Gertrude (Trudy) Battaly
mer...@pipeline.com, www.battaly.com , www.birdsongid.com
Saw-whets: http://www.battaly.com/banding/
Hook Mountain: http://www.battaly.com/hook/
Fire Island Hawk Watch: http://www.battaly.com/fire/
NEHW: http://www.battaly.com/nehw/
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