Name: Very Loud Magnolia And Tennessee Warblers- Poplar River Manitoba -May30 - 2016 - S4A01732 045102 by BirdWells
Duration: 9 min 58 s
Description: Songs of Magnolia Warblers, Tennessee Warblers and other Boreal birds from the remote community of Poplar River, Manitoba, Canada on the east side of Lake Winnipeg and part of the proposed Pimachiowin Aki (Land That Gives Life) World Heritage Site. More info here: http://www.pimachiowinaki.org/about-us

awesome recording! was this thru the Song Meter? if so, I am impressed.

A five minute recording from a Songmeter, autonomous recording unit deployed in the proposed Thaidene Nene national park area on the Northwest Territories by members of the Ni hat'ni Dene Guardians of the Lutsel K'e Dene First Nation of the Eastern Arm of Great Slave Lake. More info: landoftheancestors.ca/team/lutsel-ke…st-nation.html

Boreal Chickadee near the beginning, later a Swainson's Thrush singing and what sounds like a distant American Kestrel. Later a very close Dark-eyed Junco. Near the end there are what seem to be the "peep" sounds of Swainson's Thrushes nocturnal flight calls that they occasionally give during the day.

Boreal Chickadee And Other Sounds From Thaidene Nene - July9 - 2016S4A01511 041902

Songs of Barred Owls, White-throated Sparrows and other Boreal birds from the remote community of Poplar River, Manitoba, Canada on the east side of Lake Winnipeg and part of the proposed Pimachiowin Aki (Land That Gives Life) World Heritage Site. More info here: www.pimachiowinaki.org/about-us

Barred Owl And Other Birds From Poplar RIver Manitoba Songmeter - May29 - 2016 - S4A01732 042202

The clear "peep" notes in the beginning of the track are the Swainson's Thrush nocturnal call notes and then the bird starts singing its flutey, upward spiraling song. This was recorded on a Songmeter on the lands of the Poplar River First Nation in the Pimachiowin Aki World Heritage Site. Find out more here:  https://pimaki.ca/

Swainson's Thrush Nocturnal Call Notes In Song - Poplar River Manitoba - S4A01761 20160608 050002

A recording from Thaidene Nene - Land of the Ancestors on East Arm of Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories. To find out more about the efforts at protecting this special place click here: http://landoftheancestors.ca/


Echoing Robin Song Over East Arm Of Great Slave Lake - S4A01511 20160710 041602

Songs of Magnolia Warblers, Tennessee Warblers and other Boreal birds from the remote community of Poplar River, Manitoba, Canada on the east side of Lake Winnipeg and part of the proposed Pimachiowin Aki (Land That Gives Life) World Heritage Site. More info here: http://www.pimachiowinaki.org/about-us

Very Loud Magnolia And Tennessee Warblers- Poplar River Manitoba -May30 - 2016 - S4A01732 045102

A recording from Thaidene Nene - Land of the Ancestors on East Arm of Great Slave Lake, Northwest Territories in late July 2016 using a Songmeter SM4 automated acoustic recording unit. Sounds of gentle lapping water and then some birds. To find out more about the efforts at protecting this special place click here: landoftheancestors.ca/

Lincolns Sparrow - Com Redpolls - Red-throated Loons - Thaidene Nene NWT - S4A01511 20160720 042502

Whip poor will from the deck Wilton, Maine

Whippoorwill again! Too much fun!

This is a Whip-poor-will singing from quite close to the microphone and one or more Whip-poor-will's in the background as well. Recorded using a Songmeter SM4 deployed along the Poplar River in Manitoba in the territory of the Poplar River First Nation. This is an area protected by the Poplar River First Nation and is part of the Pimachiowin Aki World Heritage Site. You can find out more about Pimachiowin Aki here: https://pimaki.ca/

Very Loud Magnolia And Tennessee Warblers- Poplar River Manitoba -May30 - 2016 - S4A01732 045102

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