Amazing !!!! hoping to get to Australia this year to get this nature vibrations into my ears!!

Hahaha! Yeah! Listen to THAT guy! :] He's GREAT!

Wonderful natural sounds and recording! You've captured the beauty of nature!

again, I enjoy your fantastic recording, allowing each party to clearly voice what they need to say, from the standpoint of when and where you recorded the piece (it would sound different on a different time or season, different place within the space...)

I can't believe I only found your tracks today, I love them!

Nature1

This album was recorded in the misty forests of Watagans National Park, NSW, Australia on a cool winter's day, and features the tinkling of bellbirds as a backdrop to the songs and calls of honeyeaters, thornbills, catbirds and many other bird species. Part of the recording focuses on the incredibly complex and beautiful song of a male Superb Lyrebird as he sings from his display mound in an effort to impress a mate. 

Album available for download from https://wildambience.com/albums/bellbird-forest/

Bellbird Forest

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"Bellbird Forest", Recorded in the Watagans, NSW, Australia

Sekunder, eoner

Snufmumriko - Drömmens tassemarker

Casuarina Creek
Location: Macleay River valley, NSW, Australia
Release Date: October 2013
Duration: 40 minutes
Number of Tracks: 1
Audio Formats: mp3 & FLAC (48kHZ / 24bit)

At about 50cm long, Glossy Black Cockatoos (Calyptorhynchus lathami) are the smallest of the five black-cockatoo species, but have one of the most formidable beaks of any bird. Click, crack, crack, the male Glossy Black in front of me carefully rotated an Allocasuarina cone with his foot, the massive bill delicately clipping each seed and extracting the tiny kernel. Occasionally, he would make a soft creaky call which was strangely beautiful amongst the constant crackles of the group.

Sadly, the sounds of Glossy Black's are being heard less often due to destruction of their preferred food source (allo-casuarina) and nesting trees (mature eucalypt with hollows). Their population has declined, with local extinctions and range contractions.

It was a wonderful experience to sit amongst these birds and record the sound of their feeding. This single track album is the result.

You can purchase and download this album on the Wild Ambience website - https://wildambience.com/albums/casuarina-creek/

Casuarina Creek

Casuarina Creek - Nature Soundscape Album from NSW, Australia

The sounds of the rainforest late this afternoon were wonderful. I visited Eubenangee Swamp National Park, about an hours drive south of Cairns, and took a trail which meandered through lowland tropical rainforest alongside a river. Yellow Orioles are the dominant species calling with their magical liquid fluty sounds filling the humid air.

Eubenangee Rainforest

Eubenangee Rainforest, Queensland, Australia

Recorded at 6am in tropical rainforest on the slopes of Mt. Lewis, Queensland, Australia.

Mt. Lewis Rainforest

Mt. Lewis Rainforest, QLD, Australia

I placed the microphones a few metres from a small stream in upland rainforest and left them to capture the dawn chorus. You can hear the raucous calls of Orange-footed Scrubfowl (one of Australia's three species of megapode or mound-builder) as well as the unusual wails of Spotted Catbird. Occasionally Northern Barred Frogs (Mixophyes schevilli)call from the leaf litter.

Dawn at Lumholtz Lodge

Dawn at Lumholtz Lodge, Atherton Tablelands, Australia

It's the end of June. Most birds are engaged in breeding chicks or the chicks have already left the nest. There aren't many forest birds who sing anymore. I find Icterine Warbler singing in the black alder forest. At some point, Wren will join him. 
Recording contains sound that sounds like white noise. The air is no longer crystal clear like the mornings of May. Wind in the leaves, the insects and maybe my new pair of em-172 microphones are contributing to this. From time to time there is a knocking sound, these are two trunks of trees that are pushed together by the wind. The photo was taken exactly where the sound was recorded. I believe there is some kind of crepis in the picture

The Icterine Warbler and The Eurasian wren 25 June at Alam-Pedja Nature Reserve, Estonia

Sustain Series returns for its third iteration, bringing together ever-more artists for another showcase of recycled music. Reworks and newfound collaborations make up this 27-piece album, demonstrating what can be achieved with ‘one’s trash and another’s treasure’.

 https://bit.ly/amb-sustain3

All Bandcamp proceeds of this album are to be donated to Eden Reforestation Projects, to help continue their work sustaining important local environments, and providing jobs to those that restore and maintain them.

Logic Moon - Some Say It's Just A Part Of It (Simon McCorry Recycle)

Cascade’ with Are Morica is now out on Bandcamp and Spotify.
An atmospheric track, and also relaxing and nostalgic.

Bandcamp https://le-code.bandcamp.com/album/cascade
Streaming https://songwhip.com/aremorica/cascade

Cascade

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Cascade feat. Are Morica

Sample from the 93 minute album "Borneo: Nepenthes Forest". 

Gentle rain, frogs, birds and a thunderstorm recorded in one of Borneo’s unique lower montane habitats.

Full album available for download from https://wildambience.com/albums/borneo-nepenthes-forest/

Borneo: Nepenthes Forest

Borneo: Nepenthes Forest - Album Sample

Peaceful landscape with gentle sounds of life. Recording was made at 5 in the morning, in the place visible in the picture. 

Equipment used: Zoom F3 digital recorder with EM-172 capsules. Recorded 32-bit 48kHz

Morning in the bog. Kuresoo, Soomaa, Estonia Mai 22, 2023

Nevernever

Zahn | Hatami | McClure - Cyntr

track 5 from “Absolute Fields” by @PhillipWilkerson

https://stereoscenic.bandcamp.com/album/absolute-fields

Absolute Fields

Phillip Wilkerson - To The One Who Hears

Impromptu performance with Fennesz at Benaroya Hall in Seattle during Decibel Festival 2010.
Recorded by Brian Willoughby.


Fennesz + Irisarri - Live at Decibel Festival 2010

Kubah's forests are pulsing with life, and the soundscapes that can be heard in this national Park are among the most incredible I have ever experienced. This recording features the incredibly powerful sounds of Empress cicadas, along with the melodic song of the White-rumped Shama, and the rhythmic ' te-hoop 'calls of Golden-whiskered Barbets.

This sample is an excerpt of the track "Dusk Rhythms" from the album Rhythm of Kubah - https://wildambience.com/albums/rhythm-of-kubah/

Dusk - Empress Cicadas & White-rumped Shama

Dusk - Empress Cicadas & White-rumped Shama - Recorded in Borneo's rainforest

The sounds of biodiversity. Natural soundscapes and wildlife sounds from around the world.

"Bellbird Forest", Recorded in the Watagans, NSW, Australia

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