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I like this kind of job very much. If I could, I would be a Bangladeshi.

Life changing video I will never forget. Thank you for letting me hear the Grouse speak Gruse.

I had a grouse following me - around the same time this vid was uploaded. Yes it's a territorial thing - the male grouse will try to chase you off and keep an eye on you. Also I had a push manual reel mower and that was another grouse to the male grouse - so that's what brought it on.

What did you shoot it with?

That’s cool ! Read about the Ruffed grouse in 2022 Old Farmer’s Almanac!

No wonder they call them chickens

Fantastic.

There's a grouse that shows up almost every time I am outside and follows me around or just hangs out while raking, gardening, etc. He comes within two feet and makes both of these sounds plus some other ones. I wish I knew what he's saying because he is definitely talking to me. I haven't seen him drum his wings yet, but he does circle around me or arc back and forth - left to right as the grouse in your video does. Sweet bird. I wonder if he has a mate...or thinks I should be his,, since I also walk on two legs. Ha! Ha! He does kind of feel like a pet...

bush chicken

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Awesome 🥰

Know I can go call them and kill them 😈😈😈😈 lol

It sounds like my chicken when its scared

Seems very quiet, and in those windy conditions, it wouldn’t carry very well. How loud was this?

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Home, Sweet Home

Very cool greetings from Indonesia my brother

Beautiful musical accompaniment, though I think there are prettier towns in NH.

Easternmost point of the united states. Always wanted to visit this light station.

I wish I had a pet like that. I would never hunt him 😚😍😍😍😍

Wow. I hadn't seen this!

Fog speaker.

5 weeks? 2 days?

I was devastated to learn that this foghorn is no longer triggered automatically. I used to love hearing it when I stayed in the area. Now the Coast Guard, as part of a nationwide effort, opted to switch to a “mariner-activated system” in which boaters use VHF radios to trigger a foghorn only if they happen to need it.

Fog horn hear 65 mile way 126 db

Here in ireland the fog horns have being switched off for god

dieses Tier sollte immer genug zu Trinken bekommen

Checkout the sumburgh foghorn of the Shetland islands... The foghorn of all fog horns😉ua-cam.com/video/iHCmzvzCmhI/v-deo.html

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Such a pretty drive!

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Ok thanks :) Great video and well shot ! :)

Yes, still operating. Some of the comments from other people give specifics.

Nice Lighthouse ! :D Are the foghorns over where you guys are in the US and Canada still operating ? Here in Ireland they have been switched off for good as they were replaced with radar signal things instead of foghorns :/ Still wish they were operating although , maybe i`m wrong there could possibly be some foghorns still operating around Irish waters but at off shore Lighthouses ( but i still don`t know really to be honest since new technology keeps coming in like every few years :/ )

Thanks, Joey. I'm enjoying your comments. You are much more knowledgeable about all of this than I am, tho your first comment prompted me to do some online research. I read that the FA-232 can be heard only 1/4 to 1 mile away. I certainly hear the foghorn that I recorded from further away than that.

It looks like the foghorn (the primary one, heard most of the time) you have in the video was not working for a while and the "beeper" was doing its job as the backup: "West Quoddy Head Lighthouse in the Fog " posted by xxa455xx , for example. Some lighthouses have had the type at West Quoddy replaced by the FA-232 "beeper" since it uses less power - this has happened at Boon Island, Watch Hill, and some others. It also cannot be heard as far away.

I just read this about foghorns in this location: "In 1903, a Canadian firm began marketing the diaphone, a fog signal powered on compressed air. ... West Quoddy Head quickly adopted the diaphone and used it until the 1930’s when a modern electric foghorn replaced it." This must have been an improvement over the cannon that was first used.

wish it were a diaphone they are soo hard to come by, I know there are a few out there that still have functioning ones they use for guests and for show, but just not all that many of them.

BTW, this tone is what I've always associated with this foghorn. I think the Channel light (the sparkplug) has a higher pitch, so I wondered if some of the other videos I saw were picking up that one instead -- but I didn't try timing them, etc.

It was taken last week. I noticed that this signal seems to have a lower pitch than ones I heard in some other videos. Is that what you are referring to?

Is this a fairly recent video? Others from the past several months have the two FA-232 "beeps", making me wonder if they've turned off the higher power signal.