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field recording – David Elliott

Microbial ecology - soil - technology

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  1. Icelandic glaciers research fieldwork

    We had a long difficult hike to access basal ice of Kvíárjökull because meltwater forced us to skirt a long way along the steep western moraine. It was a spectacular location though and we were quite lucky with the weather which turned bad as we were approaching the car to leave. Working …

  2. Lavender bush

    I found these things in a lavender bush whilst on holiday in Cornwall. The hummingbird-hawk-moth was very shy and interestingly I think only one individual was visiting the bush over a week or so whilst I was watching it. I also recorded ambient sounds from the middle of the garden …

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