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gyourkoshaven wrote:But don't bug me was only for 1 year. What progress have people made?

No Don't Bug Me was two. 2006 and 2007 (I think)

Correct.

pjgscioisamazing wrote:

gyourkoshaven wrote:But don't bug me was only for 1 year. What progress have people made?

No Don't Bug Me was two. 2006 and 2007 (I think)

They rotate every two years. So a person may get to do all 4 from 7th to 12th grade, or they may only get to do three (like me).

gneissisnice wrote:They rotate every two years.

Except for Astronomy.

binary010101 wrote:

gneissisnice wrote:They rotate every two years.

Except for Astronomy.

I meant the biology ID. Earth science ID is every 3 years (fossils --> rocks-->fossils), and the rest, im not totally sure.

does anyone think it's gonna be hard to study bird calls?

well, it shouldnt be that hard with practice. and im just hoping that they wont be so evil as to give us two calls that are almost identical.

Well, if they can give olivine and epidote, and bornite and chalcopyrite on the same mineral list, then their evilness knows no bounds.
Seriously, those pairs of minerals were nearly indistinguishable.

sewforlife wrote:does anyone think it's gonna be hard to study bird calls?

Not really. There are a lot with distinct sounds [loons, grebes, mergansers, etc... (sorry, i cant spell)]. I think they'll be A LOT easier than frog calls.

To study bird calls I went to borders + bought a bird book w/ bird calls + started to listen to them.
Also, you can always go birdwatching around your neighborhood.

when i need info i go to Google
these are a few of the things i found just from Google hope they help
http://www.enature.com/birding/audio.asp
http://www.learnbirdsongs.com/
http://www.naturesongs.com/birds.html
http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/9003/birdcall.htm


this one is indexed might help you guys make tables/flow charts
http://sirismm.si.edu/keystuff/song1.htm