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Saturday, July 24, 2010

Gurdonark: Butterflies of North Texas, zip file

The images and songs in this album are displayed on the remainder of this weblog. If you'd like a zip file of this album so that you can download all the songs and images at once, the link to that box is here:

Link to box containing Zip File of mp3s and images

Gurdonark: Funereal Duskywing

Erynnis funeralis [my least certain species identification]

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The Release and the License

This page presents the image and music collection "Butterflies of North Texas". All songs, images, and text by Gurdonark, created in north Texas. This work is released under a Creative Commons Attribution License.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

Download, share, use in your video, film, podcast or other project, with attribution to Gurdonark. Please feel free to drop me a line at gurdonark@aol.com with any questions or comments about the songs or the use of the songs.

I created this album to be shared. I created it for you to enjoy. If you're the demonstrative type, you can show your enjoyment with an e-mail, a scrobble of the song on last.fm,

using a song (with attribution) in a video or podcast, a tag when you use the song, a tag in your weblog if you are listening to it, or even a tweet.

I created the songs here with a software synthesizer called Sawcutter 2.0, through which I processed a number of samples I created, including the following:

--crystal being tapped with a mallet

--an ocarina

--my voice

--me whistling

--creating a musical instrument from a diet root beer bottle filled with water to create a woodwind sound

--a stylophone

and many other devices.

I took the pictures here with simple point-and-shoot cameras, including in particular the Argus DC-5185. All the images are were taken in Collin or Dallas County, Texas, in places suburban and rural. The photos are unenhanced, except for the Grass Skipper, which looked so cool with a little Holga effect.