| Date/time (local) | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 07/28/23 01:04:49 | 48.5564 | -62.2057 | One classified singlet in P13 (classified as HW). |
| 07/28/23 01:19:49 | 48.5564 | -62.2058 | Three classified singlets (one classified as HW) in P10 and 16. Four possible SW
singlets (unclassified) in P2, 5, 7, and 13. |
| 07/28/23 02:19:49 | 48.5241 | -62.1483 | Possible biological sounds in P7-8, but they are are no other detections similar
to those across the period. |
| 07/28/23 02:49:49 | 48.5240 | -62.1479 | Several mid- to high-frequency sounds, especially between P6-8, that are likely
attributable to HW song. |
| 07/28/23 03:04:49 | 48.5240 | -62.1477 | Possible biological sounds across the period, but there is not enough evidence. |
| 07/28/23 06:19:49 | 48.5001 | -62.0783 | Pitch tracks in P5 seem like biological sounds, except that they overlap one
another at times. |
| 07/28/23 07:19:49 | 48.4990 | -62.0783 | Two singles (unclassified) in P8 and 10. |
| 07/28/23 07:34:49 | 48.4987 | -62.0784 | Two possible singles (unclassified) in P5 and 8. |
| 07/28/23 07:49:49 | 48.4984 | -62.0784 | Two possible singles (unclassified) in P13-14; the one in P14 is loud. |
| 07/28/23 08:19:49 | 48.4978 | -62.0784 | Possible single in P3 (unclassified)? |
| 07/28/23 12:34:49 | 48.5074 | -62.0982 | Possible RW upcall in P8 (classified as HW call type 18); very low amplitude. |
| 07/28/23 12:49:49 | 48.5074 | -62.0984 | Possible biological calls throughout the period (especially in P8; maybe HW),
although the presence of artifacts makes it difficult to tell what pitch tracks
are distorted and which are genuine calls. |
| 07/28/23 13:04:49 | 48.5073 | -62.0987 | Possible SW downsweep (unclassified) in P2. |
| 07/28/23 13:34:49 | 48.5071 | -62.0991 | Possible upsweep call (RW or HW) in P14. |
| 07/28/23 13:47:57 | 48.5028 | -62.0705 | Possible SW downsweep (unclassified) in P13. |
| 07/28/23 21:04:49 | 48.4887 | -62.0154 | Possible SW downsweeps (unclassified) in P11, 12, & 16. |
| 07/28/23 22:04:49 | 48.4973 | -62.0679 | Five possible FW pulses in sequence (two classified) in P4-5 with an INI = 8
seconds. |