NFC-enthusiasts,
Jeff pointed out the radar echoes tonight which are pretty impressive,
especially along the Carolina and Virginia coasts. Being a meteorologist and a
birdwatcher, this is of great interest to me. For those who are interested in
sources of information about the weather patterns
Matthew,
When Michael O'Brien and I put together the Flight Call Guide (circa 2001),
the vast majority of people had slow internet connections and it didn't seem
practical to put long sound cuts on the web -- distributing the guide on a
data CD made more sense. But most birders today have fast
Hi,
for the type of call that Tengmalm's/Boreal Owl (Aegfun) makes when they
are moving about is now downloaded at
http://www.tarsiger.com/sounds/index.php?lang=eng
Regards
Harry
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I also regularly get Virginia Rail and less regularly Sora over my house in
Gardiner, Maine and have recordings of them. I live in a suburban neighborhood
with no habitat for them nearby.
I remember hearing a King Rail go over while chilling out after the World
Series of Birding with other
I would be interested to know of any updates on finch night movements as
well. I was surprised to record the flight call of a single American
Goldfinch (AMGO) shortly after midnight on 4/11/08. Have always wondered
if this was a migrant or just a local bird, possibly spooked off its
night time
Greetings All,
While living in east-central Illinois several years ago, I heard both Virginia
Rail and Sora call during nocturnal migrations. I heard these birds flying over
my house, which was located in the small town of Fairmount in the vast corn and
soybean "desert" of this region. The nea
Bill Evans wrote:
but it is now thought that all finches are sometimes involved with night
movements in the east, especially in coastal areas.
Mr. Evans,
As interest in NFCs grows and new information is gathered, portions of
your Flight Calls CD will naturally become outdated, as this com
Rob and others,
The Tengmalms/Boreal Owls (Aegfun) wer enot heard by Janne
but by a couple of other people. One of them is close to the North end of the
gulf of Bothnia. The Tengmalm call is by description the same as what I call
(somewhat incorrectly the Whip call - I'll t
Harry and others,
Thanks very much for the interesting information about rails and owls
calling while migrating at night.
Regarding Water Rails (Rallus aquaticus), I have heard them calling
in flight at night twice in areas where there was little likelihood
of breeding. Once, over a Balea
Hello Everyone,
This forum is very timely and I am excited to see where this will go
over time. In the meantime, we have just deployed 6 Song Meter
Acoustic monitoring devices (for the first time)into the field for the
next month and a half. Most of the conversation in this forum is
concerning
Michael and others,
After my last email to the group Magnus Robb inquired
about the Spotted Flycatcher (Musstr) I mentioned, so I sent out an inquiry to
the Finnish birdnet about what migrants birders had heard. Among others Spotted
was "confirmed" although undocumented
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