Celina and I walked around uptown in Minneapolis all evening, around Lake of the Isles where we stopped to record the birds. It was around 8p on Sunday June 4. The photo used is of the bird with the fancy call that we liked. There were a family ...

I recorded morning birdsongs of the Mission District and afternoon birdsongs of Russian Hill on Sunday, February 12, 2006. If you listen to the first recording carefully, you can hear two different birdsongs. Oddly enough, the birds outside my window...

We recorded some birds chirping in a tree at the east end of the Panhandle. It's not birdsong so much as chirping, but they were so tiny that their little lungs couldn't put out much of a song anyway. If someone wants to slow these recordings down,...

I happened to spot a flock of little tweety birds while I was walking down Fulton Street. They flew into the pictured tree and began eating flowers or seeds or something of that nature. Also, they were making cute noises. In the still shot, I have...

I was walking through the park when I heard the softplastic screeches of munk parakeets (see task: Irregular Animal Documentation). These bright green pets-gone-wild have a distinctive sweet bark that builds to an impressively un-evil cacophony whe...

I tried to do the sunrise task, but I ended doing the birdsong task instead. It was quite foggy. Very Nice though. How are you supposed to make this task interesting anyway? Whatever, heres a video with clear birdsong. I cant get my recorder to work....

The birddogs of Treasure Island.

This is a recording of the birds in my backyard singing. Recorded Sunday, June 11, 2006 at 10:45ish in the morning.

I recoreded a few Birdsongs, before I realized I couldn't, in good faith, use them. You see, the Parrots of Telegraph Hill make a brief stop each day in the Presidio where I work, perching for a moment on the Palm Tree outside my window. And they ...

we were really interested in identifying with the confusion of birds in an aviary. since we live in a space that is spacially comparable to a birdcage...we replicated the bird calls of a wild turkey, an owl, a crow, and tweety. as you will observe in...