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ELK Karstun
1955
Buffo sp. recording data
July 25 Experimental recording at museum, Yosemite Valley of the role "release notes" various toods.
magnetite portable tape recorder first used.
machine noisy and recording my voice too table.
ELK #771 Camp 19, Yoz. Valley, Mariposa Co.
Calf. Buffo brossa holoikilus
Food placed on table 4-6" from hand mike and
grasped behind forelimbs between thumb and index
fingor. Room temperature 24° C.
ELK #747 Buffo conurus NE side Highland
Lake, 8500 ft., Alpine Co., Calif.
ELK #694 Buffo (brossa) ideal Deer Springs
Valley, 5200 ft., Inyo Cr., Calif. These notes
are not unlike the weak notes uttered by a
few males I got at Deer Springs June 13, 1955,
although the call notes of a male are lower
Aug. 26 - Use of museum sp. Pentium recorder (non portable)
Room temp. same. Note tuner recording fidelity.
ELK #807 Buffo brossa holoikilus . Yosemite Valley
4000 ft.
Sept. 4 ELK #820 B. conurus from Tioga Pass, 9900 ft.
Mono Co., Calif. Food cold at first (6:45 A.M.)
but warmed up to room temperature due to
hardling.