An early morning chorus starring the American Robin

by John Hartog

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1.	Prelude, then American Robin 32:40	info
2.	Northern flickers drumming 04:35	info
3.	Robins and flickers continue 10:10	info
4.	Chickadee epilogue 04:11	info

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June 20, 2005 5:02-6:32 a.m.
Murderer's Creek, Grant County, Oregon

With a mountain stream peacefully gurgling through a narrow meadow, edged by forest, a quiet prelude of bird chorus introduces the robin who flutters in and boldly carols his song.

This album was recorded in high-quality digital stereo with specialized soundscape microphones.

Excepting some mooing from distant cattle, extra care was taken to present periods of time with minimal human-caused noise.

Track 1: 5:03-5:35 a.m. Prelude, then American Robin
Track 2: 5:47-5:52 a.m. Northern flickers drumming
Track 3: 5:57-6:07 a.m. Robins and flickers continue
Track 4. 6:28-6:32 a.m. Chickadee epilogue

Total album length 51:29

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released February 15, 2012

For additional album information, species list, or to leave your comments, visit the blog page here:
www.rockscallop.org/blog/?p=297

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John Hartog Portland, Oregon

John Hartog
Natural Soundscape Recording

Portland, Oregon USA

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