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advice please
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Mundi Smithers <[log in to unmask]>
Reply To:
Vermont Birds <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Tue, 20 May 2008 09:27:54 -0400
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Several days ago my neighbor drew my attention to a bird song that she
didn't recognize.  For the last couple of mornings I have been out in the
woods trying to spot the songster and yesterday I got a pretty good look.
This bird is a canopy lover and therefor difficult to see now that the
leaves are out.  Yesterday was a bit overcast and I had more time.  I first
found him sitting on a branch and could see him vocalizing. Orange was the
color I saw as he flew and he was Oriole size BUT the song sounds nothing
like any oriole I have ever heard.  Also odd that this is in dense woods.
Too large to be a Blackburnian and the song is all wrong.
 
So my question is ...... I would like to record the song.  What should I buy
to record that is decent but doesn't cost the world ??
 
Thanks,
Mundi
Pownal
 
Mundi Smithers
 

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