Re: [Australasian batcall group: 330] Digest for kilohertz@googlegroups.com - 3 updates in 1 topic
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Greg Ford
Nov 26, 2017, 6:12:16 PM11/26/17
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Gday Heidi
I wouldn't discount M. planiceps at 24 kHz if the pulses are consistently flat with no evidence of alternation. Far more likely than M. lumsdenae in that region.
Cheers
GF
On 27 Nov. 2017 08:06, <kilo...@googlegroups.com> wrote:
Heidi K <hkol...@myune.edu.au>: Nov 25 07:35PM -0800
Hi guys, can someone please help with this call.
Flatish 24kHz Fc. A bit low for MO4, in the right frequency for CHDW but no
obvious call shape or alternation...maybe cruising? Possible MO Beccari/lum
but out of range?
Location derelict and current mines near Nymagee NSW (south of Cobar)
Cheers Heidi
Michael Pennay <vespa...@gmail.com>: Nov 26 02:38PM +1100
Hi Heidi Im on my phone so cant see the call, but based on the freq and
area ypu describe have you considered Saccolaimus flaviventris?
Cheers Michael
Heidi Kolkert <hkol...@myune.edu.au>: Nov 26 08:40AM
Hi Michael, Thanks for quick reply. I already have flavivetris calls which are all much lower. After I kept going through more calls today I found a few more that have the Classic CHDW flip flop and shape! I have loads of miniopterus schr calls too so there must be some cave like habitat nearby. Speaking of the miniopterus, I thought they would have moved to their maternity roosts by now???
Cheers Heidi
On 26 Nov 2017, at 2:38 pm, Michael Pennay <vespa...@gmail.com<mailto:vespa...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Hi Heidi Im on my phone so cant see the call, but based on the freq and area ypu describe have you considered Saccolaimus flaviventris?
Cheers Michael
On 26 Nov 2017 2:35 pm, "Heidi K" <hkol...@myune.edu.au<mailto:hkol...@myune.edu.au>> wrote:
Hi guys, can someone please help with this call.
Flatish 24kHz Fc. A bit low for MO4, in the right frequency for CHDW but no obvious call shape or alternation...maybe cruising? Possible MO Beccari/lum but out of range?
Location derelict and current mines near Nymagee NSW (south of Cobar)
Cheers Heidi
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Terry Reardon
Nov 26, 2017, 7:02:35 PM11/26/17
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Looks to me like Nymagee sits better in the distribution of Ozimops petersi rather than O. planiceps altho the latter can be found in drier country along watercourses. Flat pulses for both these species get down to 25kHz, I wonder Heidi if you had other calls from that site that were more typical of Ozimops calls? Would seem if you have lots of those then on balance Ozimops is likely for this one.
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