Wind, crickets, owl

Take a break and follow the sonic course of a day in the rainforest. Listen to Kookaburras greeting the day followed by Yellow Orioles (Oriolus flavocintus) and Bar-shouldered doves (Geopelia humeralis). Soak up the afternoon tranquillity before night falls and the calls of Bush Stone-curlews (Burhinus grallarius) and Orange-footed Scrubfowl (Megapodius reinwardt) fill the air.


Immerse yourself in the dense atmosphere of Australia's largest continuous area of tropical rainforest - The Daintree National Park. Nestled along Queensland's stunningly beautiful coastline, the Daintree is home to more than 430 bird species and over 12,000 species of insects.

This truly is Paradise …


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Evening Atmosphere

1/11/2014 Doi Chiang Dao Wildlife Santuary, Den Ya Khat Substation

Nature ambient, pine forest in the early morning

Evening Marsh in the Budawangs

Evening Marsh in the Budawangs, NSW, Australia

Recorded on Arnolds marsh at NWT Cley, North Norfolk on 5th July 2011 at dawn. Sea pounding in the background with lots of different birds calling. Gulls, Oyster Catchers, Meadow Pipit, Canada Geese, Skylark, Reed Warbler in the distance (I think!), Pheasant, Pigeon, Duck, Cows and more.This was my third attempt at recording dawn here in a row. The first morning conditions were perfect, apart from someone decided to have a party in the village with a loud PA running all night (makes a change from aeroplanes I suppose.). Should have taken a dj set, instead of my recording kit! The second morning the wind got up. As they say "third time lucky".
GEEK INFO: No eq used, no overdubbing, just crossfades from parts of a 6 hour recording condensed into 8 minutes. Recorded using Mkh 30/40 ms rig with 50 metres of cable running to Edirol R4 Pro recorded at 24bit 48Hz.


CLEY MARSHES, coastal birds at dawn.

Mountain Scops Owl, Barking Deer and various insects can be heard on the forest soundscape recorded in the evening on the slopes of Doi Inthanon in northern Thailand.

Evening in the Forest - Doi Inthanon

Evening in the Forest - Doi Inthanon NP, Thailand

Recorded at February 2006 in the Peruvian amazon rainforest not to far away from Iquitos. I was a guest at the forest settlement of shaman Norma Panduro. The recording was captured before dawn, a relatively quiet moment in this forest.

Forests Of The World

Forests Of The World: Jaromir Ralph Koper - Amazon Rainforest - South America

Stream.  7th of July 2017 at 4.50am.  in a wood south of Woodenbridge west of Arklow County Wicklow, Ireland.  Recording 3055.

Stream - 7July2017 - 4.50am.

Nighttime along a small Arizona stream.  Crickets dominate, but you can also hear the growly sounds of Chiricahua leopard frogs and western 
screech owl, and very faintly, great horned owl.

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Night at Mattie Spring

Recording by John Hartog
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western meadowlark dawn chorus

Western Meadowlark Dawn Chorus

This was an amazing close range encounter allowing me to captured a male Cassowary feeding with his two chicks. The high pitched whistle is the sounds of the chicks the low frequency thumping sound is the call of the male Cassowary. This is a low res preview of the recording, if you are interested in the full recording please contact me. I hope you enjoy this recording! Copyright Tai Inoue at Nature Sounds 2017

Cassowary - Casuarius casuarius (Dad and Chicks)

a dense tapestry of life thriving in a mixture of rainforest and rural properties/farms on the ancient lands of the Widjabul people
another storm approaches.. 
january, 2018

while the sounds may be rich there remains 1% of the vast "big scrub" rainforest which used to cover this area. a few hundred years ago, this was the largest area of subtropical rainforest in australia, now a highly disconnected ecosystem where only a few large trees still stand among vast cleared land. one can only imagine how breathtakingly abundant this land would have been when seeing how much life is still left in such a radically damaged and altered ecosystem.

A thousand cicadas in the Jiggi valley

Lahemaa National Park, Estonia, 12.04.2018.

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Silence (Estonian Forest)

A soundbit from my recent travel to northwest Greece. After the evening rainshower the sky cleared up and I got some hope for a recording session at the Vikos gorge. I had abandoned my original plan to descend in the gorge and spend couple of days there, as the rain kept on and the danger of slippery paths and falling rocks outweighed the chance of successful recording. Not to mention the fact that rain itself ruins it.
I set up my tent on the hillside at the edge of canyon, in hope of getting the reverbs of owl calls. Here you can hear the mellow chorus of crickets, some distant hoots of Tawny Owls and also the purring of Green Toads (Bufo viridis) which carried surprisingly well over the distance.
I must say that Vikos is not the best place for recording evening ambiences - the density of airtraffic is intolerable. This is the longest bit without plane noise I got from this evening and night. But I am still happy with that :)
At the edge of Vikos gorge near Monodendri in Greece. 
10. May 2018, 21:26.
2xMKH8020 (in DIY SASS), Zoom F8.

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Nightfall at the Vikos gorge

Life positively abounds in Sarawak, Borneo and nowhere more than the Lambir Hills, which scientists recognize as one of the world’s most ecologically diverse areas. When they sampled just 52 hectares of the park’s 7,000 hectares, they found 1,050 different species of trees, each supporting 1,200 species of insects.

Borneo Mystifying Midnight Atmosphere | Lambir Hills, Sarawak

Quiet evening, after rain, in forest near Lake Winona in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas, Sept 1, 2012.  Compilation of extracts from a 30+ min recording made just after sunset.  The obvious bird is a pileated woodpecker.  Don't know what the other birds are.   Crickets and cicadas throughout.  Recording made using a handheld parabolic mic.  There were many mosquitoes attacking, so there is some mic handling noise.   [location: 34° 47.732' N 92° 52.358' W]

Evening, after rain, Ouachita Mountains (pileated woodpecker, crickets, cicadas, etc.)

In the leafy shade of a woodland in Southern Turkey, the air is perfumed with the aroma of Frankincense. 

In ancient times, this small forest supplied sacred resin that was traded from Egypt to Babylon. Still a productive grove today, it is an oasis of calm. Birdsong wafts among the trees - Serins, Chaffinches, Long-tailed Tits, Nuthatches, Blackbird and Greenfinches are heard as they flit among the branches on a sunlit, spring morning.

'Frankincense Forest': album sample

10/01/13 Waipoua forest sunset.

This area of the forest has been logged extensively but seems to have recovered some, this was the liveliest area I could find where the Indian Myna wasn't the dominant species. 

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When you visit the Waipoua forest, stay at the campground where you can hear Ruru (morepork) & Kiwi calling all night long! 

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Waipoua sunset

Source material for Studio 360’s <a href="https://soundcloud.com/groups/remixing-spring-challenge">Remixing Spring Challenge</a>

Learn more about this bird: <a href="http://macaulaylibrary.org/audio/42243/sturnella-neglecta-western-meadowlark-united-states-washington-geoffrey-keller">Macaulay Library listing</a>
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<i>This sound is provided courtesy of the Macaulay Library at Cornell Lab of Ornithology for the Remixing Spring challenge and may not be used for commercial purposes. All rights reserved, Cornell University. </i>

Western Meadowlark

Sounds of Nature - Relaxing Rainforest

Sounds of Nature - a pine forest in April

Что может быть лучше звуков природы? Бегущие ручьи под первыми тёплыми лучами солнца, пение птиц и звонкая капель приходящей весны, шум шелестящих ветвей, словно морская волна с перекатами и приливом и конечно же, скрип старых сосен, томно раскачивающихся на ветру. Всё это собрано в этом музыкальном треке, записанным мною в апреле.

Эта композиция, создана для расслабления нервной системы и приведения её в порядок. Каждый кусочек звука собран в единый трек продолжительностью 25 минут. Вступление состоит из звуков ручья и воды, что бы ввести слушателя в тему и расслабить, дальше, вы услышите грозные раскаты гула ветвей от сильного ветра, это расслабит и позволит отвлечься от ненужных мыслей. В середине трека, вы услышите загадочный скрип сосен, а к концу композиции мы вернёмся к солнечному ручью. 

Надеюсь вы прослушаете данный трек до конца и он не только очарует Вас, но и поможет вам расслабиться и привести ваши нервы в порядок! Релаксируйте, расслабляйтесь и любите природу. Для прослушивания, я рекомендую надеть хорошие наушники и лежать закрыв глаза в тишине.


Sounds of Nature - a pine forest in April

What could be better than the sounds of nature? Flowing streams under the first warm rays of the sun, bird songs and calls drops of spring coming, the sound of rustling branches, like a sea wave and tidal shoals, and of course, the creaking of old pine trees, languidly swaying in the wind. All this comes in this musical track recorded by me in April.

This composition is designed to relax the nervous system and bring it into order. Each piece is assembled into a single audio track of 25 minutes. The entry consists of the sounds of the creek and water, which would introduce the listener to the topic and relax, go on, you will hear the ominous rumble rumble branches from the strong wind, it will relax and get away from unwanted thoughts. In the middle of the track, you will hear a mysterious creaking pine trees, and by the end of the song we go back to the solar stream.

I hope you will listen to this track to the end and it will not only enchant you but also help you to relax and bring your nerves in order! Relaxing, relax and enjoy nature. To listen, I recommend to put on good headphones and lay eyes closed in silence.

Wind, crickets, owl

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