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<blockquote data-quote="MJB" data-source="post: 3523604" data-attributes="member: 88928"><p>We had to be content with identifying Eastern Ground Parrot near Strahan, Tasmania, by their sporadic calling from dense grassland that also held record numbers of Brown Snakes... :eek!:</p><p></p><p>We visited the recommended area three times in dry spells between showers, heard nothing on the first visit (possibly because there was a steady morning breeze that raised the background noise quite a bit), heard two rather distant calls from different sites on the second visit (fitful light breeze late afternoon) and calls from four separate not-too-distant sites on the third (flat calm, partly overcast evening). We roughly estimated distances by triangulation of directions from two separate observers.:scribe:</p><p></p><p>Each visit spanned about three hours, but we saw no movement except from other species using scrub patches. We familiarised ourselves by listening to a variety of recordings beforehand.</p><p>MJB</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MJB, post: 3523604, member: 88928"] We had to be content with identifying Eastern Ground Parrot near Strahan, Tasmania, by their sporadic calling from dense grassland that also held record numbers of Brown Snakes... :eek!: We visited the recommended area three times in dry spells between showers, heard nothing on the first visit (possibly because there was a steady morning breeze that raised the background noise quite a bit), heard two rather distant calls from different sites on the second visit (fitful light breeze late afternoon) and calls from four separate not-too-distant sites on the third (flat calm, partly overcast evening). We roughly estimated distances by triangulation of directions from two separate observers.:scribe: Each visit spanned about three hours, but we saw no movement except from other species using scrub patches. We familiarised ourselves by listening to a variety of recordings beforehand. MJB [/QUOTE]
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