This recording was made in the morning along the SEDR trail at the La Selva Biological Station in Costa Rica in September 2016 using two Audio Technica AT4022 omnidirectional microphones placed in a homemade binaural housing and a Zoom H6 digital audio recorder.

Enjoy!

La Selva Biological Station -- Morning Chorus

Travel over 2,000 miles during spring bird migration 2019 with project lead Dr. Jacob Job and audio producer Jacqueline Van Meter to examine the mutual challenges that migratory birds and humans face due to human activity on the planet. 'Voices of a Flyway' stimulates active, mindful listening to nature, reintroduces us to the species and places of our past, deepens our connection to the natural world, and heals our collective mindset about our place within it. 

Project lead Dr. Job is a conservationist, science communicator, natural sounds recordist, National Geographic Explorer, and bird watcher. He travels the country and world, documenting the sounds of nature in our nation's most treasured lands, building connections between people and these places, and working to advocate for their protection.

La Selva Biological Station -- Morning Chorus

Gavia immer