Name: 'Pine Wood' - album sample by Listening Earth
Duration: 2 min 59 s
Description: In an old growth pine forest, just below the snowline, the voices of Chaffinches, Goldcrests, Blackbird and Song Thrush welcome the spring.

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The call of the huge Helmeted Hornbill is almost as amazing as it's appearance . About 5ft in length including the long tail, these large hornbills mainly eat fruits in the rainforest canopy. 

The call in it's entirety is sometimes up to 5 minutes long, a gradually accelerating series of notes ending in a maniacal cackle.

Helmeted Hornbill

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Helmeted Hornbill - Taman Negara, Malaysia

In an old growth pine forest, just below the snowline, the voices of Chaffinches, Goldcrests, Blackbird and Song Thrush welcome the spring.

'Pine Wood' - album sample

The bulk of volcanic Mount Meru dominates the Arusha landscape in equatorial East Africa. Looking out from its forested slopes toward the east, its sister volcano, Mt. Kilimanjaro, can be seen on the horizon some 70km distant.

This recording begins in silence under a canopy of tropical forest in the hours before dawn. From far away comes a barely audible murmuring; the huffing of distant colobus monkeys. Like a mexican wave, the sound grows closer, with each successive troupe around the base of the mountain waking the next, until a family of monkeys in the trees overhead begin calling; a wonderful, gruff, barking chorus.

Then it falls silent again. Bush babies call occasionally in the darkness. Soon the dawn birdsong begins, the air becoming filled with the sounds of greenbuls, flycatchers, sunbirds, and groups of colourful turacos which vocalise loudly as they scurry along high branches. Silverey-cheeked hornbills wing overhead, and diurnal cicadas begin buzzing. Birds move around the forest, as do the colobus monkeys, now active and clambering noisily around the treetops.

By late afternoon, other birds are heard, including the dusk singing of an olive thrush. The colobus give their evening chorus and the forest moves imperceptibly into the night.

3 minute audio sample from the 118 minute nature sound album; "Equatorial Africa - The Forests of Arusha", available for download from http://www.listeningearth.com/LE/p-131

Equatorial Africa - The Forests of Arusha - Album Sample

Intimately Created - A Meditation on Psalm 139

In the depths of the tropical rainforest of Khao Yai, birdsong filters down like shafts of sunlight through the dense foliage above.

Bulbuls, barbets, drongos, flycatchers, doves and laughing thrushes are heard calling occasionally during their forays through the canopy. Meanwhile a soft susuration of insects permeates the tropical air as the morning progresses. From far off in the distance come faint hints of gibbon song.

This is a single track, unedited recording, a spacious ambience changing gradually as time passes.

3 minute audio sample from the 87 minute nature sound recording; "Khao Yai Rainforest", available for download from http://www.listeningearth.com/LE/p-139-meditations-in-nature-khao-yai-rainforest-thailand

Khao Yai Rainforest - Album sample

Life abounds in the exotic and beautiful rainforests of Sulawesi - one of the largest islands in the Indonesian archipeligo. Here time has stood still, revealing the evolution of nature through a unique diversity of birds and animals.

In humid lowlands we hear fruit pigeons, orioles, monarch flycatchers and a magnificent pair of hornills. Further inland, hill forests reach deep into the remote heart of the island. The booming calls of imperial pigeons carry across the valleys, squirrels call from high in the canopy and the eerie voices of piping crows echo through the forests.

We climb high into the mountains, the realm of the cloud forests. Flocks of birds move through the forest calling in the morning sunshine. Finally, night falls on a land where mystery and the unusual are everywhere - Sulawesi.

'Sulawesi - Heart of the Indonesian Rainforest'- album sample

Andrew & Sarah talk about what you can hear on the Listening Earth nature album: 'Taiga - Europe's Boreal Wilderness'.

The album is available for download from http://www.listeningearth.com/LE/product.php?id=104

Andrew & Sarah take you track by track through 'Taiga - Europe's Boreal Wilderness'

This album is our 100th Listening Earth album release, and to celebrate this milestone, we're returning to one of our most evocative nature recordings from the last 25 years.

In the small hours of the morning, a full moon illuminates a large waterhole at the entrance to Ormiston Gorge, in outback Australia. The landscape all around is epic and ancient; massive quartzite rock walls are silhouetted above sandy banks lined with pale-barked gum trees.

This permanent waterhole is a haven for wildlife, and here we listen into the night. A gentle breeze occasionally whispers through the leaves of the old ghost gums, while crickets chirrup from small reedbeds.

Subtle sounds come from all around, but the mesmerising focus is a Pied Butcherbird. It roosts unseen in a tree opposite, singing gracefully. 

The song of the Pied Butcherbird is renowned as being among the most musical in the avian world. But now, in the depths of the night, this bird is singing slowly, serenely, languidly, as though half asleep. And in this place, surrounded by an amphitheatre of rock, its voice echoes - one of nature's most sublime songs in a natural cathedral.

Listening Earth Album Sample

The Pied Butcherbirds of Ormiston Gorge

Pied Butcherbirds of Ormiston Gorge: Album Sample

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Thunderstorm at the lake

3 minute audio sample from the 60 minute nature soundscape; "A Wilderness Lake" by Mark Brennan, available for download from www.listeningearth.com/LE/product.php?id=115

This album reveals the rich soundscape of the Boreal and Acadian forests of Eastern Canada during the Northern Spring.

Recorded in two specially chosen locations, it takes us to the forested shorelines of Ayers Lake in New Brunswick, and Abraham Lake in Nova Scotia - both treasured locations by many who love the natural world.

The sounds come from a collection all recorded on location and feature many of the amphibians and migrant tropical birds to be heard in these places.



'A Wilderness Lake' by Mark Brennan - Album Sample

Listening Earth offers an evocative range of natural listening experiences -  soundscapes recorded in wild locations around the world. 

Established 25 years ago by nature field recordist Andrew Skeoch and photographer Sarah Koschak, it is their passion to share the beautiful, unique and often fragile soundscapes of our living planet. 

"We hope listening will remind you of life in balance, and transport you to wild and often remote places."

'Pine Wood' - album sample

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