Good morning all,
I hate to present this almost inaudible file to you people. It is a reminder to not use the app I used for recording but stick to filming with my 7dii Canon camera for the best sound result.
During a Maastricht to Maastricht hike via the Lanaye peninsula my attention was drawn to this fluting, warbling sound that came from some 40 meters away on the other side of a half-open sandy, shrub-filled river bank. Because of the House Sparrow-like chirps I thought of Melodious Warbler. Knowing that they are increasing in number in the Netherlands, I started to record the bird with my phone (as i did before with different phones and apps, with acceptable results). Back home in the north of the Netherlands, I hoped to have at least a half-decent recording of Icterine or Melodious Warbler. The result was very dissatisfying, unfortunately.
Yet when you put the volume at maximum and try hard to listen to what it might be, it does not sound like Hippolais to me. But then, is it a Marsh Warbler?...
Vogel onbekend - Aves indet.
Hopefully, some of you are willing to forget the badness of the recording and attempt an ID.
thanks
Gerben
I hate to present this almost inaudible file to you people. It is a reminder to not use the app I used for recording but stick to filming with my 7dii Canon camera for the best sound result.
During a Maastricht to Maastricht hike via the Lanaye peninsula my attention was drawn to this fluting, warbling sound that came from some 40 meters away on the other side of a half-open sandy, shrub-filled river bank. Because of the House Sparrow-like chirps I thought of Melodious Warbler. Knowing that they are increasing in number in the Netherlands, I started to record the bird with my phone (as i did before with different phones and apps, with acceptable results). Back home in the north of the Netherlands, I hoped to have at least a half-decent recording of Icterine or Melodious Warbler. The result was very dissatisfying, unfortunately.
Yet when you put the volume at maximum and try hard to listen to what it might be, it does not sound like Hippolais to me. But then, is it a Marsh Warbler?...
Vogel onbekend - Aves indet.
Hopefully, some of you are willing to forget the badness of the recording and attempt an ID.
thanks
Gerben