Name: GEESE VERYCLOSE GEESE EATING WITH CHICKS PASSING MICS SPLASHES M10 CLIPPYEM172 by the sound space
Duration: 3 min 5 s
Description: This is a close up recording of barnacle geese with their chicks grazing in Adventdalen in Svalbard. It was made with a pair of clippy Em17 mics and a sony M10 recorder.

Great recording love the closeness of the geese

Recorded on four channels nearby laggon under  Svínafellsjökull glacier south of Vatnajökull glacier in Iceland.
Two microphones are recording the soundscape above the  glacier lagoon and two hydrophones are placed in the lagoon.
More information will be found at http://fieldrecording.net


Above and under the glacier lagoon surface

The wolf pack you hear on the files are recorded in Sweden last summer. More specific in Bergslagen. An area with wonderful nature, forests and wilderness.

A quiet summer night, light fog over the moors in the forests you can hear this wonderful concerts. But you need to know where In Sweden, there are only around 35 wolf packs.

This pack consists of the alpha male and the female, three youngsters from last year and five puppies from this year.

On this first file, in a series, are the three youngsters from last year on their own. The distance between me and the wolf pack is around 175 yards / 160 meters. Between us is a moor with light fog. It is a wonderful nordic summer night with no wind.

This is one of my first recordings with a Telinga PRO-8 MK2 stereo parabolic dish connected to a ZOOM recorder. 
Recordings have some post production. 

The howling wolf in the picture is the alpha female of the pack.

Please contact me for more info: http://www.bentmar.com/
Copyright Mats Bentmar.
www.telinga.com

Wolf Pack Youngsters recorded by Mats Bentmar using a Telinga PRO-8 MK2 dish (stereo)

Part two of the dawn chorus in the Ariège-Pyrenees May 2018 - an hour later with different microphones. Lots of woodpecker activity!

Dawn Chorus high in the French Pyrenees

Recorded by an ORTF setup (Schoeps CCM4x2) on a Sound Devices Mixpre6
Original recording in Wave, 96k, 24bit
GPS: -22.392431,-44.553263
Sound Ref:  BR-190812-07
Recorded during the Interativos 2019 organized by Silo
Download on Freesound here https://freesound.org/people/felix.blume/sounds/479286/

Toads during the night in a pound, in Serrinha do Alambri (Brazil)

This is a close up recording of barnacle geese with their chicks grazing in Adventdalen in Svalbard. It was made with a pair of clippy Em17 mics and a sony M10 recorder.

GEESE VERYCLOSE GEESE EATING WITH CHICKS PASSING MICS SPLASHES M10 CLIPPYEM172

A Binaural recording from the Black River valley in Skultuna sweden, at the bank of lake Fläcksjön.

Frogs  at the Black River(Binaural)

This is my favorite recording from my 5 day camping trip on the Chattooga River in South Carolina. 

I woke up around 5am this morning to the first bird call of the dawn chorus. I quickly and quietly got out of my sleeping bag and setup my Sony D100 on a tripod and began recording. 

This recording is the highlight from a longer, 60 minute recording. I love the natural reverb effect from the birds calling across the open river. 

Thank you for taking the time to read and listen ☺

Check out my website for more: www.acousticnature.com

Dawn Chorus on a River | Sony D100 Field Recording

This recording was captured right in front of my tent at a little after 5am on the side of the Chattooga River. The section I was camping near was very calm and saw many people fishing and tubing on the river each day. Luckily traffic was minimal this morning and I was able to record some pristine nature sounds!

Recorded with a Sony D100 on a tripod, sensitivity 10. 

Please visit my website for more information about me and my mission: www.acousticnature.com

Thank you for reading and listening ☺

The Break of Dawn Chorus (Sony D100)

Rain falling on the branches of a dead mopane tree in the Namib desert. Recorded with Sony PCM D10 and a pair of Lom mikroUsi microphones taped to the dry branches. Read about my epedition to Namibia at https://mindful-audio.com/blog/namibia-sound-recording-2020

Chromatic Rain

A 10-minute binaural soundscape featuring the gurgling of Aravaipa Creek at dawn, with an abundance of bird song. Recorded 15 May 2017 near the east entrance to Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness Area not far from Klondyke, Arizona. © Lang Elliott, Music of Nature.

Aravaipa Creek at Dawn

Slow soundscapes from the Amazon rainforest. Longer version at  
https://youtu.be/66RWAfuKPq4

Hot Afternoon In The Amazon

Pete Smith is a professional field recordist and sound designer with a keen interest in wildlife and conservation. 

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