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Dawn around 05:00. The first calls of the Song Sparrow waking up and then into their typical dawn song. Spring has sprung in the Pacific Northwest.
Also heard: Spotted Towhee, Dark-eyed Junco, American Robin.
Microphone: Telinga Stereo DAT
Recorder: Sound Devices 722
Recordist: Martyn Stewart
Weather: Rain 48f
Location: Redmond Washington.
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An April Dawn Chorus

Possible Ecnomiohyla rabborum

One native and one introduced species singing in harmony.


I don't know about you but I absolutely love the sound of the bullfrog!
This is the sound of Stossel Creek, a place I have recorded for many years now, it is around 01:30 am, the moon shines on the ponds that are home to waterfowl, amphibians, mammals and an abundance of birds.
On this early morning, the grunts of the bullfrog and the croaks of the Pacific Chorus frogs can be heard for miles.
Recordist: Martyn Stewart
Recorder: Sound Devices 722
Microphone: MKH 30/40
Tripod mounted
Date: July 3rd 2017
Location: Stossel Creek, Washington State.

Bullfrog and The chorus Frog

The Early afternoon with insects transition into the warm ambient sounds of the late afternoon in Santa Rosa, Costa Rica.
Recorder:Sound devices 722
Microphone: MKH 40/30
Tripod mounted with Roycote wind protection.
Sample rate: 48k 24bit
Weather:78f clear
Location: Santa Rosa NP Costa Rica
Recordist: Martyn Stewart

Santa Rosa Costa Rica

Winds through the bamboo

The rains come to Nosara, Costa Rica and the Cane Toads are out in force.
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Recordist: Martyn Stewart
Location: Nosara (Costa Rica)
Microphone: MKH30/40
Recorder: Sound Devices 702
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Toads Of Nosara

A rufous-and-white wren with his beautiful call, long tailed manakins with others in a dry jungle.
Description: soundscape recording

Habitat: dry jungle
VoxType: midday 
Category: soundscape 

Recorder: SD 702
Mics: Sennheiser mkh 40/30
Sample rate: 48k 24 bit  
Microphone pattern: MS stereo
Take# 2
Geophony: leaf rustle/3:22 light rain/4:45 winds increase/5:50 rains/11:39 rains subside/

Biophony: rufous and white wren and song/flies/1:54 unknown birds calling each other/turquoise-browed motmot/
Weather: partly cloudy
Temp: 31c
Humidity: 68%
Wind: calm
Recordist: Martyn Stewart

Dry Jungle Nosara

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