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Incubation calls and playback data of female superb fairy-wrens recorded at Newland Head Conservation Park and Cleland Wildlife Park (South Australia) between 2007 and 2013
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posted on 2021-10-22, 00:12 authored by Diane Colombelli-NegrelDiane Colombelli-Negrel, Christine EvansChristine Evans, Sonia KleindorferSonia KleindorferPlayback and observational data recorded as part of research designed to test whether female fairy-wrens increased incubation call rate when cuckoo song was experimentally broadcast near the nest.
Incubation calls of female superb superb fairy-wrens were recorded in-nest at 17 nests for two hours during incubation (on day 10-11) and two hours during chick begging (on day 4-6 post-hatching).
Calls were recorded as described in Colombelli-Négrel et al. (2012) prior to 2012, and using a Zoom Handy Recorder H4n in 2012-2013. All sound files were recorded as broadcast wave files.
Date coverage: 2007 - 2013
Locations:
- Newland Head Conservation Park, South Australia, Australia
- Cleland Wildlife Park, South Australia, Australia
Incubation calls of female superb superb fairy-wrens were recorded in-nest at 17 nests for two hours during incubation (on day 10-11) and two hours during chick begging (on day 4-6 post-hatching).
Calls were recorded as described in Colombelli-Négrel et al. (2012) prior to 2012, and using a Zoom Handy Recorder H4n in 2012-2013. All sound files were recorded as broadcast wave files.
Date coverage: 2007 - 2013
Locations:
- Newland Head Conservation Park, South Australia, Australia
- Cleland Wildlife Park, South Australia, Australia
