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Field recording · Japan

Red-crowned crane soundscape

釧路市, 釧路総合振興局, 北海道, 日本

A 3-minute field recording by david m made in Kushiro, Japan on 25 February 2008, in the afternoon. Soundscape: birdsong & dawn chorus, construction & industry and snow & ice.

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Red-crowned crane soundscape
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Spectrogram of Red-crowned crane soundscape
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Recordist's notes

red-crowned crane soundscape ... telinga parabolic to minidisk ... adult cranes with youngsters ... white-tailed fish eagles coming in at no level ... talons skating the ice after dumped fish ... adults whickering on each run ... lots of background noise and automated shutters shuttering ... bird calls ... whooper swan ... raven ... over modulated in places ...

Written by david m on radio aporee ::: maps.

About the place

Kushiro is a city of about 167,875 people in Hokkaido, Japan. OttoAnna lists 2 field recordings from here.

Equipment mentioned: Parabolic reflectors. Dish reflectors that focus distant sounds – the classic tool for recording individual birds.

Recorded nearby

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