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Sound Portrait of Olympic National Park, Washington, USA.
Features Pacific chorus frogs, a dawn chorus by the...
Sound Portrait of Olympic National Park, Washington, USA.
Features Pacific chorus frogs, a dawn chorus by the Hoh river, huge waves crashing on Rialto beach and a haunting howling sound recorded inside the hollow of a dead Sitka Spruce.
A vivid dawn chorus from the steamy forests of lowland West Papua. While the rainforest is still dark, Hooded...
A vivid dawn chorus from the steamy forests of lowland West Papua. While the rainforest is still dark, Hooded Butcherbirds sing melodic fluty phrases to welcome the new day. The calls of nocturnal frogs and insects gradually fade as other diurnal species become active. Other species heard on this track include Black-sided Robin, Grey Whistler, Triton Cockatoo and Lesser Bird-of-Paradise.
This is a sample from the album 'Cape York: Melaleuca Swamp', recorded on the the edge of a remote melaleuca...
This is a sample from the album 'Cape York: Melaleuca Swamp', recorded on the the edge of a remote melaleuca (paperbark) swamp in Cape York, far northern Australia. The microphones were placed near the edge of the wetland, adjacent to dry tropical woodland and with an open lilypad-covered lagoon in the background. Throughout the album there is a nice natural mix of early morning sounds from wetland and woodland species in this unique landscape.
In 15 years recording at Stossel creek in Washington I have never heard Pacific chorus frogs singing this early!
I...
In 15 years recording at Stossel creek in Washington I have never heard Pacific chorus frogs singing this early!
I have extensive data of this site, this is an audio box that is left bungie-corded to a tree at the side of a pond.
Signs of global changes right here!
Recordist: martyn stewart
Recorder: Wildlife acoustics
Location: Stossel creek road
Date: February 12th 2017
Temp: 37f
