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You’ll Never Hear It Coming: Examining The Silent Flight of The Owl

Scientists set up a row of super-sensitive microphones and had various birds fly above them to record the sound created by their flapping. Owls are known for their silent flying abilities. See how they compare to other birds in this fascinating video.

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Written by: Jeff Mann

Published on: March 16, 2015

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Station #2
(Location: Southwest San Antonio, TX)

Birds detected by sound in the last 24 hours

House Sparrow : 154 times
House Finch : 27 times
Red-shouldered Hawk : 20 times
Chimney Swift : 7 times
Blue Jay : 4 times

In San Antonio, TX, my Haikubox station continuously listens to and analyzes the birds that visit my yard. The live stats above show the recent bird species and how often they were detected.

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