Contributor
Date
Location
- Age and sex
- Adult, Unknown sex - 3
- Sounds
- Call
- Playback
- Playback not used
Media notes
NOTES: (Behav. Context: annoyance; Species Sound: Infrequent; Sound Delivery Rate: Sporadic; General Climate: Cyclic wet-dry; Cover Den: Open; Format: 1/2 TRK MONO; Noise Reduction: Dolby B 1C; Bias: metallic; Equalization Type IV,70US) To -3db, These big, black birds flew about the beach camp near Cocha Salvador Lake, landing on clothesline posts. People in the party who had been here before identified them. identical with painting in Geographic manual. However, Ben Coffey believes it to be Roadside Hawk, probably because my copy tape was reduced from +3db to a much lower figure. This bird, which I watched while taping, did not have the large, yellow claws of Roadside Hawk, or its thinner, yellowish beak. LNS: Subject changed from Crotophaga ani to Daptrius ater based on the recommendation of Daniel Lane and comparison with LNS 89019. -Matt Medler, 19 Nov 2012. Other Behaviors: Emit Alarm. Habitat: Freshwater, Rainforest, Evergreen Forest, Deciduous Forest, River, Riparian, Beach, Sand.
Technical information
- Recorder
- SONY TC-D5M
- Microphone
- Accessories
- Parabola 101.6cm/28.6cm (40in/11.25in)
Archival information
- Cataloged
- 10 Apr 2001 - Marilyn Moskal
- Digitized
- 19 Nov 2009 - Martha Fischer
- Edited
- 10 Oct 1988 - Gail P. Senesac