Common Scoter flight calls and BTO Acoustic Pipeline automated labels

Got in on the Scoter action last night with 3 flocks audible over Cambridge. Also 5 Wigeon flocks, Teal, Water Rail, Coot, Moorhen and c360 Redwings #Bioacoustics #UKBirding #AcousticPipeline

This appears to be a Hawfinch, flagged by @btobirds.bsky.social #AcousticPipeline on a messy #AudioMoth recording from Red Moss of Netherley before sunrise in late October. High-pass filter slightly reduces the wind and Pink-footed Geese (1/2).

#birdingScotland @openacousticdevices.info #nocmig

A dark green bioacoustic recorder is in the foreground, cable tied to a slim pole. Behind is wetland vegetation and a creek leading into a lake, and forest rising up a slope all round the right hand side of the lake and towards the viewer

…picking up a #CallTrackers acoustic recorder. The echidna showed no sign of noticing me - the dream nature observation.
*And* the @btobirds.bsky.social
#AcousticPipeline
call recogniser tentatively ID’d 3 bat species in the recordings.

#Tasmania #NatureTrackers
#Bioacoustics

…supported by @btobirds.bsky.social #AcousticPipeline