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Audio-tape 101
UGA G/G48/2/1/1 · Item · 31/01/1968
Part of Irish Language

"1/4 inch audio tape. Contains general bird atmosphere (81) including song thrush, blackbird, robin, dunnock; chaffinch, bullfinch and wren; Sea FX (3') and Sparrow imitation by Éamon."

Audio-tape 102
UGA G/G48/2/1/2 · Item · 05/1969
Part of Irish Language

"1/4 inch audio tape. Recorded in Wexford. Contains white-fronted geese; rainfall, short, traffic distant; gun dogs, two takes; VW up and stop quietly on gravel; wading in reedy water - short; alarm clock, travelling type; grassy sounds: Oscar and Eamon creeping; VW door slam, start and away in low gear; swan hissing in anger and take off; skylark atmosphere; skylark and cuckoo distant. Recorded at 7.5 ip in mono."

Audio-tape 103
UGA G/G48/2/1/3 · Item · 05/1969
Part of Irish Language

"1/4 inch audio tape. Contains Heron, quiet adult and bill clapping; heron bill clapping; coot; Great Crested Grebe; Mallard; Bittern; Currach, good rowing FX, Tom Wallace caint; Cuckoo; Black Tern; Common tern (Bird disc scratchy). Recorded at 7.5 ips in mono."

Audio-tape 104
UGA G/G48/2/1/4 · Item · 31/01/1968
Part of Irish Language

"1/4 inch audio tape. Recorded at Boyne, mussel diggers. Contains gulls and splashes and after a while oystercatchers as men dig for mussels. Shovelling the mussels; sorting the mussels, starts with shovelling, two takes; rake and splashing into water and dredging; sorting mussels with oystercatchers in background and then single gull and then more gulls; bee in jar buzzing, very good. Recorded at 7.5 ips in mono."

Audio-tape 108
UGA G/G48/2/1/5 · Item · [1968]
Part of Irish Language

"1/4 inch audio tape. Recorded at Boyne, mussel diggers. Chough - call notes male and female (1'25""); Chough, call of adults (1'), feeding calls of very young (50""); Alpine Chough, recorded in Spain (51""). Recordings received from BBC; bees buzz, loop made from flies whine and hum (3'). Recorded at 7.5 ips in mono."