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    New sound treasures

    Aug 08, 2020 2 minutes
    BY LAURA ERICKSON

    started making sound recordings of nature in January 2001. When I record birds at home, I always focus on individuals, using a parabolic or shotgun microphone. When I travel to an exotic place, I’ve sometimes left out a recorder with a built-in microphone for an hour or longer to capture the local

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