[KWlocate] Whistles at Neah Bay
Meg McDonald
megmcdonald at centurytel.net
Tue Aug 9 10:30:24 PDT 2011
OK, I'll go with birds. I just heard a couple of trilling calls that definitely were seabirds. Scott, I haven't seen the hydrophone setup. How could a bird call be picked up underwater at nearly high tide of 5.1 feet?
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From: Scott Veirs
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Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2011 9:40 AM
Subject: Re: [KWlocate] Whistles at Neah Bay
I'm still leaning towards birds, but am not sure! Here are a couple auto-detected examples:
http://orcasound.net/wholistener/nb/detections/raw/2011/08/09/PWRAveDb_99_08_09_2011_08_55_43.mp3
http://orcasound.net/wholistener/nb/detections/raw/2011/08/09/PWRAveDb120_08_09_2011_08_47_34.mp3
On 8/9/11 8:57 AM, Meg McDonald wrote:
Interesting whistles now at Neah Bay. They sound like dolphins rather than orcas. The tide is fairly high, so they probably aren't birds. Anyone else want to try to interpret them?
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