I have uploaded to Xeno-canto three mystery sounds.
http://www.xeno-canto.org/mysteries.php
1. Hanging Rock Reserve, Victoria 2. Two recordings from Narawntapu National Park, Tasmania (Baker’s Beach)
Would so appreciate if someone could ID these three sounds for me. I’m guessing they are going to be ever so easy .. just not for me.
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2 responses to “3 Mystery sound”
Hi Guys,
I contacted Judith off line.
In the first recording (the one you guys are having trouble accessing) Rufous Whistler is the dominant call, although there are also Yellow-faced Honeyeater, Eastern Yellow Robin, Grey Fantail, Spotted Pardalote and Superb Fairy-wren present.
Judith also makes a recorded inquiry at the end of this first recording about three observed birds, which from the descriptions, are most likely female White-browed Scrubwren, Brown Thornbill (if it had scalloping not striations on forehead) and young Red-browed Finches.
The Silvereye is correct
The last one is the Tasmanian subspecies of the Brown Thornbill.
Allan Richardson Morisset NSW
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I think XC123442 sounds like a Silvereye, and XC123440 sounds a bit like a Brown Thornbill, but I don’t know if there are others that sound like that in Tasmania.
I couldn’t find the Hanging Rock recording.
Sent from my iPad
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