From: TButynski@aol.comSubject: Re: Karura MammalsDate: 8 September 2015 13:26:19 GMT+3Here is a link by which you can readily listen to, and compare, the loud calls of 4 species of hyrax.We will, soon, be adding more calls to this site.The 'Ugalla hyrax' call mentioned below, which I guess is a tree hyrax, sounds very different from that of D. arboreus (ssp. crawshayi?) of central Kenya. I suppose the Ugalla hyrax is of the subspecies mimus. The Ugalla site gives an incorrect vernacular name for D. arboreus...it should be 'Southern Tree Hyrax'....not 'Bush Hyrax".Cheers,Tom
A conversation among people interested in African mammals in general and those of Karura Forest Reserve in particular. Thanks to the Friends of Karura Forest Community Forest Association working with the Kenya Forest Service and with the help of volunteers and donors, since 2009 Karura has recovered from being a no-go zone to a haven of peace and tranquility for Nairobians and recovering populations of indigenous mammals.
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Butynski on Hyrax calls
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