Comments for The Bird Blind http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com Discussion of nature sounds. E-mail nature sounds up to 4MB to: jerry@birdblind.org Wed, 14 Mar 2007 17:26:16 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on New Mystery Sound by Shannon http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com/2006/12/01/new-mystery-sound/#comment-7 Shannon Wed, 14 Mar 2007 17:26:16 +0000 http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com/2006/12/01/new-mystery-sound/#comment-7 Jerry, where is the mystery sound? Did you take it down? Shannon Jerry, where is the mystery sound? Did you take it down? Shannon

]]> Comment on Squirrel Sounds by Shannon http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com/2006/12/04/squirrel-sounds/#comment-6 Shannon Tue, 13 Mar 2007 23:21:22 +0000 http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com/2006/12/04/squirrel-sounds/#comment-6 Love your clips! Squirrels are so great. I have tons of nature sounds, myself. I am a blind nature lover and birder by ear. Love your clips! Squirrels are so great. I have tons of nature sounds, myself. I am a blind nature lover and birder by ear.

]]> Comment on Squirrel Sounds by Eula Marie Dyson http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com/2006/12/04/squirrel-sounds/#comment-4 Eula Marie Dyson Thu, 07 Dec 2006 21:27:13 +0000 http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com/2006/12/04/squirrel-sounds/#comment-4 Recording number 41 - squirrel sounds, sounds to me like it has a cat entering the conversation toward the end. I identifiy it as the cat sound they will make when in a hunting posture and getting set to pounce. Recording number 41 – squirrel sounds, sounds to me like it has a cat entering the conversation toward the end. I identifiy it as the cat sound they will make when in a hunting posture and getting set to pounce.

]]> Comment on Poor Sam Peabody by Josey http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com/2006/10/21/poor-sam-peabody/#comment-3 Josey Sun, 05 Nov 2006 15:38:53 +0000 http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com/2006/10/21/poor-sam-peabody/#comment-3 hello jerry, i stumbled upon your blogsite this morning searching for some info on getting a microphone & speaker set to install here at home so my husband and i could enjoy the sounds of our feathered friends this winter! i checked out your equipment description and was wondering if you could give any suggestions about what i might be able to get that is a bit more simple than what you have. really all i'd like to get is a microphone to install on the house (all the feeders are within 15 feet) and then a speaker to mount just inside from there. a nature center i once frequented had a wonderful system like this set up for their bird blind, but im wondering how complicated & expensive that was? :) a little about me - we live in SE WI (i am originally a Hoosier; my husband grew up here in WI. however, together we just moved here this spring.). right now we are watching pretty much the same crew as you are! chickadees, nuthatches, juncos, blue jays, cardinals, finches (of all sorts), downy woodpeckers--no wrens yet here, however i did see some tufties last week! i used to be into birding much more several years ago, and am now getting back into it, as it is so relaxing and also entertaining to watch the social patterns of the different flocks, plus i have a lot more free time :) anyway, id love if you could give me any suggestions on the microphone & speaker. The Bird Blind is a really neat idea and I will check back often! have a great weekend :) ~josey~ hello jerry,

i stumbled upon your blogsite this morning searching for some info on getting a microphone & speaker set to install here at home so my husband and i could enjoy the sounds of our feathered friends this winter! i checked out your equipment description and was wondering if you could give any suggestions about what i might be able to get that is a bit more simple than what you have. really all i’d like to get is a microphone to install on the house (all the feeders are within 15 feet) and then a speaker to mount just inside from there. a nature center i once frequented had a wonderful system like this set up for their bird blind, but im wondering how complicated & expensive that was? :)

a little about me – we live in SE WI (i am originally a Hoosier; my husband grew up here in WI. however, together we just moved here this spring.). right now we are watching pretty much the same crew as you are! chickadees, nuthatches, juncos, blue jays, cardinals, finches (of all sorts), downy woodpeckers–no wrens yet here, however i did see some tufties last week! i used to be into birding much more several years ago, and am now getting back into it, as it is so relaxing and also entertaining to watch the social patterns of the different flocks, plus i have a lot more free time :)

anyway, id love if you could give me any suggestions on the microphone & speaker. The Bird Blind is a really neat idea and I will check back often!

have a great weekend :)
~josey~

]]> Comment on birdblind Website by jerryberrier http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com/2006/10/04/birdblind-website/#comment-2 jerryberrier Sat, 07 Oct 2006 12:55:33 +0000 http://jerryberrier.wordpress.com/2006/10/04/birdblind-website/#comment-2 I received an e-mail from Tom with the following tentative ID's: 1. Winter Wren. 2. Pine Warbler or Swamp Sparrow. 3. (long shot) Eastern Towhee. I think he may be correct on all of them. I recorded the third one from the deck at the Broad meadow Brook sanctuary in Worcester MA in May of 2006. I think he's correct also that the second one is a swamp sparrow, but I get those and juncos and chipping sparrows confused sometimes. I don't recall exactly when I recorded the first one, but you can hear rain dripping; I think it was in early spring in my own yard. I received an e-mail from Tom with the following tentative ID’s:
1. Winter Wren.
2. Pine Warbler or Swamp Sparrow.
3. (long shot) Eastern Towhee.
I think he may be correct on all of them. I recorded the third one from the deck at the Broad meadow Brook sanctuary in Worcester MA in May of 2006.
I think he’s correct also that the second one is a swamp sparrow, but I get those and juncos and chipping sparrows confused sometimes.

I don’t recall exactly when I recorded the first one, but you can hear rain dripping; I think it was in early spring in my own yard.

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