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ML141242

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NPR/NGS Radio Expeditions Media from this contributor

Dato

8. mar 1998

Lokalitet

Lahaina; aboard the boat Nuki
Maui, Hawaii, United States
Media from this location Illustrert sjekkliste
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Kart Coordinates: 20.87194, -156.72694
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Subject 1: (Interview). Subtitle: Louis Herman. Timecode In: 00:08:14. Timecode out: 01:01:32. Notes: Humpback Whale. Subject 2: Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae). Subtitle: blow. Timecode In: 00:13:12. Timecode out: 00:14:22. Behaviors: blow. Subject 3: Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae). Subtitle: blow. Timecode In: 00:20:45. Timecode out: 00:21:08. Behaviors: blow. Subject 4: Humpback Whale (Megaptera novaeangliae). Subtitle: blow. Timecode In: 00:30:35. Timecode out: 00:30:38. Behaviors: blow. Habitat: Marine, Ocean. Equipment Notes: Stereo=1; Decoded MS stereo; Sennheiser MKH40 Cardioid Mid Mic and MKH30 Bidirectional Side Mic into Sony TCD10 Pro 2. NPR/NGS RADIO EXPEDITIONS HAWAII--Whales DAT 6 Lou Herman (LH) Molly Hurst (Molly) Alex Chadwick (AC) Les Gilbert (LG) lg 12:23 pm 3/8/98 continue ms recording cardioid on left, fig 8 on right --on Nuki. gentle rocking of boat --one under boat, movement of equipment 1:58 ac falling in water moving around 7:08 breathing, boat rocking, water... splash in water ...boat motor in distance 8:17 lh today is sunday mar 8th about 12:35 pm, just uh came from a single animal down about 40 ft i estimate just lying stationary down there pec fins spread out from body some white on pec fins i dove down i should have some pretty good video i estimate i was down about 20 ft enough to get my ears hurting i suspect that this animal could be the singer that has stopped singing and has now just gone quiet and is resting and uh continued to film until with a very slight stroke of its tail it swam off and could not get underneath whale so its all dorsal views. (snapping pictures) water, boat motor. 10:56 lh calf head slapping, rising halfway out of water and then coming down on her belly, we have a lunge by one of the whales what we call a lateral tail slap ...this is some aggressive behavior being shown between two adult whales (BLOWS) ... inflated head rise by animal on the right, calf on the left, escort on the right two escorts, flukes coming ... 0% ...three adults and a calf here, calf coming out of the water and head slapping, adult coming with a huge peduncal slap lateral tail slap ... so they're displaying we think to each other prob alot of underwater activity as well ...another headrise ...12:38 boat riding waves, water, boat motor ... 13:21 whale blows ...good ambi of boat, rough conditions on water 16:47 lh nice head slap frame 6 16:51 whale blows, escort coming up, flukes coming, flukes coming right, frame 7 was the 0% 19:12 lh fluke's coming 19:19 lh nice breach by the CALF 19:34 lh calf still breaching...fairly large calf. 20:48 Blows, 20:57 again 21:45 ac another pod coming in now 22:40 lh notice that the calf is head slapping while the mom is pec slapping 23:57 lh got a change of direction here, turned south, they were going is north 24:32 they have changed direction at least one of them is heading south. 25:42 lh calf is still head-slapping. 26:44'lh one animal going lateral to the rest ... fluke's coming 28:38 lh mom and calf are second in line escort in front, mom and calf, then escort behind and another one behind that. 29:39 ac you think some of these animals are trying to scare off some of the others? --oh absolutely this is a competitive field here 29:59 lh yeah def there is alot of competition taking place, we have three escorts and a calf and poss four escorts and they are actively trying to intimidate each other and we saw one escort ahead of the mother and two others behind that one 30:37 BLOWS --lh whoaa --it's not unusual, part of the way they sort themselves out after all this is a highly social sit w alot of comp between the males ...how they sort themselves off we have to wait and see ...and it can get to violence they'll strike each other... (Notes truncated)

Additional species

  • Humpback Whale Megaptera novaeangliae

Teknisk informasjon

Opptaker
SONY TCD-D10 PRO II
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Sennheiser MKH 30; Sennheiser MKH 40
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Katalogisert
23 Sep 2009 - Ben Brotman
Digitalisert
23 Sep 2009 - Ben Brotman
Redigert
23 Sep 2009 - Ben Brotman

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