Alaskan Songbirds by Mosquito Lake

Mosquito Lake

Mosquito Lake... sound like just the place you would want to go to on vacation. And you know,Alaskan Mosquitos are even bigger than Texas mosquitos... Some have been known to have a wing span of eighteen inches and have been seen carrying off small pets... This hasn't been captured on video yet, but just wait.

With an insect population of such magnitude, it makes sense that the local song birds are well fed and happy. I was able to capture some of their calls when I was up there. I was on a dirt/mud/rock road perhaps 10 miles beyond the lake, deep in the woods when I set up. something about the woods there gave the bird calls an interesting reverberance.

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