On another
website I
have archived over 7hrs of audio data (879 mp3 audio files) recorded
over a 10-year period from 200 species (17 bird orders, 6 mammalian
orders, 1 amphibian order, and 3 insect orders) in eight states (AR,
CO, NC, NY, TX, VT, WA, WY), one Canadian province (BC) and also
Panama. On this
website
you can search by
common name,
by
taxonomic
family, and by
location.
(FYI,
the house wren call recorded on 14 May 2002 is actually a least
flycatcher. Thanks, Lisa Hardy, for the correction.) It
is unlikely that I will be able to update this website with my new
recordings anytime soon, but I continue to sample sounds from most of
the species in and around Elon, NC.
Contact me
directly if you want audio recordings of a specific species. You
might
also check out the excellent Stokes audio field guides for
Eastern
and
Western
birds.
I have also produced two CDs:
- NatureSounds of Panama (2002) (download playlist: zip file with 88 mp3 files and track titles)
- NatureSounds of Galaxy Hill, Vermont (2005) (download playlist: zip file with 54 mp3 files and track titles)
If you are interested in obtaining a copy of either of these CDs,
please
contact me by email.
Powerpoint links for Bio 499:
Learn the
sounds;
Quiz yourself on the sounds