Name: Yellow-spotted Honeyeater - Meliphaga notata by Nature Sounds
Duration: 56 s
Description: Copyright Tai Inoue at Nature Sounds 2013

Very relaxing !! Really help you go to sleep!! Great work

Copyright Tai Inoue at Nature Sounds 2013

Solar Eclipse - 2013

White Cockatoo's recorded during my stay at the Laura Dance festival 2013. This is one the best Indigenous Dance festivals in Australia and is situated in Cape York, North Queensland, Australia. Copyright Tai Inoue at Nature Sounds 2013

White Cockatoo's - Laura Dance Festival 2013

The wetter region of far southwestern Australia is home to ancient, towering stands of Karri and Jarrah. These two eucalypt species have been highly prized for their timber, however significant relic forests remain in reserves. 

These forests flower in spring, producing an exuberance of nectar that attracts crazy flocks of lorikeets and numerous honeyeaters. Pumped up on sugar, they skitter around the canopy, calling extrovertly.

But among the partying, there is far more to hear: pardalottes pipe sweetly while gleaning among leaves, the cries of Black Cockatoos echo as they wing lazily between the trees, tiny thornbills and wrens twitter close by from the shrubby midstory, and flycatchers sing pleasantly between airborn forays in search of insects. 

This album comprises a single recording, taking you into the heart of these lofty forests on a sunlit, spring morning.

This is a 3 minute audio sample from the 78 minute nature sound album; "Karri and Jarrah - The Great Forests of Southwest Australia", available for download from http://www.listeningearth.com/LE/p-134

Karri and Jarrah, The Great Forests of Southwest Australia - Album Sample

Bernard Lee Singleton was born in Cairns and raised in Coen, a small aboriginal community in Cape York Peninsula of Far Northern Queensland. Bernard’s mother is a Djabuguy woman born in Mona Mona mission and his father is of Umpila (East Coast Cape York) and of Yirrkandji man from Yarrabah mission.

Bernard has been painting and drawing since childhood and his style evolved from his exposure to sacred sites and artefacts from a young age. He recalls always being with his father, an Archaeological Relics Ranger, and mother, a very knowledgeable rainforest woman, to many Aboriginal sites and story places. It is from these experiences that inspire his choice of vibrant earth colours in his artwork. Each piece of art reflects a story or legend, an interpretation of daily life or hunting, gathering or a traditional practice most of which are generations old.

Artwork is just a small part of Bernard’s cultural practices; he also specialises in recreating traditional artefacts and tools and Warrma(traditional dancing). Growing up in Coen meant he had to learn tribal lore, hunting and  fishing skills and corroboree. Bernard was taught by many elders in Coen including his Grandparents and Mother in Oak Forest, Kuranda.

These memories and experiences gained from his Father, Mother, Grandparents and close family members are now portrayed through his artwork

Check out more of Bernie's work at www.bernardleesingleton.com 

Bernard Lee Singleton - Soundscape for London Performance

In anticipation of the release of the most comprehensive and beautifully illustrated field guide of Australia’s unique birdlife. CSIRO publishing has released a video, taking a sticky-beak inside this exciting new guide to see some of the stunningly detailed artwork. They used a short sample from one of my recent field trips in the video. Please feel free to share the link and spread the word! 

You can view the online video at https://www.facebook.com/CSIROPUBLISHING/videos/vb.70534682887/10155233634692888/?type=3 

More information and ordering information available at 
http://www.publish.csiro.au/book/6520/#news

Audio recording - Copyright Tai Inoue at Nature Sounds 2017

The Australian Bird Guide

Meditation or Sleeping ?
Choose a personal way to relax your mind and body.
Have a perfect relaxation!

Meditative Lullaby

Hymn To The Old Growth

A night in the North Queensland mangroves - Recording an unidentified species of Egret. Copyright Tai Inoue at Nature Sounds 2012

A night in the North Queensland mangroves

Salvador Candel -Merlín-

Ostinato is one of twelve piano meditations from the album "Arctic Aquarelles" by Christel Veraart.
https://christelveraart.bandcamp.com
For More Music by Christel Veraart, please visit her website at:
https://christelveraart.com/
©2019 Christel Veraart Music
#SCFIRST

Arctic Aquarelles

Ostinato

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Yellow-spotted Honeyeater - Meliphaga notata

A life long lover of nature and constantly intrigued by the natural world and the invisible world of sounds that surround us. This has taken me on a journey of trying to combine my love of exploring and documenting nature with my passion for recording and understanding sound. The idea has since manifested into a number of interesting projects and is in a constant state of evolution. I like the idea of using art as a way to understand the world of science, using imagination to explore scientific ideas beyond the limits of traditional scientific methodology.

I have built up the gear to record and capture sounds for use in films, interviews and music projects or you can check out the library of sounds. I have worked on a number of film projects in a number of different roles and enjoy working behind the camera, which has helped how I work with sound. I like being able to provide a different point of view and unique service for people who like the idea of thinking outside the box, because I live outside the box. 

The most profound sound you will ever hear, is the sound when your heart breaks open

If you like these recordings and would like more information please feel free to contact me on Tai.inoue@my.jcu.edu.au

Thanks Tai 

“Everyone wants to understand painting. Why is there no attempt to understand the song of the birds?”
Pablo Picasso




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