Title: The Music of Nature
Post by: Patti from Kentucky on 28-Sep-10, 11:45:11 PM
I thought you guys might enjoy this website:
http://www.musicofnature.org/home/
http://www.musicofnature.org/home/
Title: Re: The Music of Nature
Post by: jeanne on 29-Sep-10, 12:12:32 AM
Wonderful! Thanks, Patti!
Title: Re: The Music of Nature
Post by: dale on 29-Sep-10, 12:48:39 AM
OH, Patti! That is a GREAT find!
How incredible to get to see the birds close up as they belt out all those impossible sounds!
Thanks so much!
How incredible to get to see the birds close up as they belt out all those impossible sounds!
Thanks so much!
Title: Re: The Music of Nature
Post by: MAK on 29-Sep-10, 06:40:22 AM
:thumbsup: :clap:
Title: Re: The Music of Nature
Post by: Paul Hamilton on 29-Sep-10, 07:54:57 AM
Thanks Patti -- this is GREAT!
Fidget, the resident avian, has been singing along with the Eastern Towhee.
Paul
Fidget, the resident avian, has been singing along with the Eastern Towhee.
Paul
Title: Re: The Music of Nature
Post by: Bobbie Ireland on 29-Sep-10, 08:17:00 AM
Does this site ever deserve a bookmark, Patti! Doubt it will help my skills any, but what a treat to hear them all. I am going to "hit" a few frogs, as there is something that does a lot of singing/trilling/cheeping on warm summer evenings when I am home... and I have yet to ID the sound to my satisfaction. Someone told me Tree Frogs, but when I did a search, I was not convinced.
And... someone, please, tell me the bird in the left-hand corner on the home page. I know I have seen them/it but cannot ID. (Anything new, then?)
(Spell Check: left-hand = Lufthansa. Haha!)
And... someone, please, tell me the bird in the left-hand corner on the home page. I know I have seen them/it but cannot ID. (Anything new, then?)
(Spell Check: left-hand = Lufthansa. Haha!)
Title: Re: The Music of Nature
Post by: Dumpsterkitty on 29-Sep-10, 09:51:49 AM
And... someone, please, tell me the bird in the left-hand corner on the home page. I know I have seen them/it but cannot ID. (Anything new, then?)
I think that's one of the options we came up with for what turned out to be an escaped pet bird in New Jersey a week or so ago...I don't have my sources nearby.
Title: Re: The Music of Nature
Post by: Dumpsterkitty on 29-Sep-10, 11:23:29 AM
And... someone, please, tell me the bird in the left-hand corner on the home page. I know I have seen them/it but cannot ID. (Anything new, then?)
I think that's one of the options we came up with for what turned out to be an escaped pet bird in New Jersey a week or so ago...I don't have my sources nearby.
Looks like the yellow warbler that was in contention for the yellow bird FF saw in NJ...
what about a yellow warbler
This one's a possibility too, but I was checking the gallery of Lloyd Spitalnik for possibilities-he takes a lot of great photos in Central Park & has a whole section just on warblers (http://www.lloydspitalnikphotos.com/v/warblers/)-and all the front views he has of the yellow warbler show reddish brown streaks on the breast...
Title: Re: The Music of Nature
Post by: Bobbie Ireland on 29-Sep-10, 11:34:58 AM
Why, thanks so much re that ID, everyone. If it isn't called a Yellow Warbler, it should be.
Title: Re: The Music of Nature
Post by: gayle on 29-Sep-10, 12:50:34 PM
Thank you Patti! This is wonderful!
Gayle
Gayle