Hi All,
Jim Danzenbaker from Battle Ground, Clark County, (southwestern) Washington
State, USA here.
First, I want to thank all the folks who have been posting to this listserve
- such a wealth of information on Night Flights in one place is exciting and
its great to hear about night flights in d
Hi Pete,
I believe that is a call from an American Crow. I don't remember what
the name is to describe this type of call. But, it's that more clear and
somewhat higher frequency series of "guttural" notes that I've heard
being produced by crows in the past. I think Kevin McGowan might be the
b
Cheers all! I have a very weird bird call here that I can't seem to
get a bead on. I know this isn't Night-Flight related, as it was
recorded during the day, but please humor me.
http://128.84.252.48/~marchetto/WeirdCall.aiff
The audio was recorded at about 1p ET, in northern Ithaca, NY.
-Pete
Moonwatch: I used my scope zoom lens at 20X. Bats were clearly larger
because lower and hunting e>w or w>e. The few birds went s or sw. Two were
mere flickers of shadow across the moonface but looked like birds, not
moths. Will try cranking up the magnification when I try this again. Moving
the
