The deeper booming calls here are Barking Imperial Pigeon

Island Thrush makes the high-pitched whistle as it flies by

The 'coughing' call here which sounds a bit like a dog yapping is made by the stunning Golden Fruit Dove

On the mountain Chacaltaya, thunderstorm begin : lightning, thunderclap, snow and hail...

Sound recorded by a MS setup Schoeps CCM41+CCM8 with a Cinela Zephyx Rain Protection
Sound Devices 788T recorder with CL8
MS is encoded in STEREO Left-Right
recorded in february 2014 in Chacaltaya Mountain, above La Paz, Bolivia.
Sound Reference: SAM140207016
Same sound on freesound http://www.freesound.org/people/felix.blume/sounds/220186/

more sounds on http://www.felixblume.com/

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Thunderstorm on the top of the 'Chacaltaya Mountain'

Cocoparra Wetland at Dusk

Cocoparra Wetland at Dusk, NSW. Australia

The Murrumbidgee is Australia’s second longest river, and is home to important eco-systems both above and below it’s flowing waters. Along the banks of the Murrumbidgee, forests of large River Red Gum trees are a haven for wildlife, and provide vital nesting hollows for numerous bird and mammal species.

This recording was made on the banks of the Murrumbidgee and captures the relaxing sounds of the river flowing to a backdrop of birdsong. Occasionally you can hear the rubbing of branches of a dead tree snagged in the water.

The full 17 minute track is available as a free download from https://wildambience.com/albums/morning-on-the-murrumbidgee/

Morning on the Murrumbidgee River

Morning on the Murrumbidgee River, NSW, Australia

Karelia night: Booted Warbler I.caligata and Marsh Warbler A.palustris singing June 2016 Finland

“Forests Of The World” is an international field recording project aiming to capture the sound of forests around the world.

Forests Of The World

Forests Of The World: Tomas Senkyrik - Placek - Czech Republic

A rich spring dawn chorus in Round HIll Nature Reserve, south west New South Wales.  This reserve protects a significant area of mallee habitat where a number of threatened species can be found. 

Dozens of birds are calling in this recording including Crested Bellbird, Grey Shrikethrush, Rufous Whistler, White-fronted & White-eared Honeyeaters, Splendid Fairywren, Southern Scrub-robin, Peaceful Dove, Weebill, Emu & more...!

Dawn at Round Hill Nature Reserve

Dawn at Round Hill Nature Reserve, NSW, Australia

In Queensland's wet season, the frog choruses can be deafening.  In this cut several species can be heard including Litoria rubella, Litoria infrafrenata, Limnodynastes convexiusculus & the dreaded Bufo marinus (Cane Toad) which despite being an unwelcome invasive species, has a nice deep rolling call! A multitude of crickets and other insects add texture to this intense soundscape.

Frog Heaven - Wet Season in Far North Queensland

The sound of dewdrops and birdsong in one of Fiji's last remaining areas of primary tropical rainforest.

More info - https://wildambience.com/location-trip-updates/fiji/dewdrops-fiji-rainforest/

Dewdrops in Fiji's Rainforest

A warm summer night along the Carson River in northern Nevada.  Cottonwoods whisper in the breeze as crickets and cicada stridulate and poorwills and distant screech owls and coyotes call.  A beaver climbs out of the stream, stumbles through the leaf litter and begins chewing on a log.  Use headphones to pick up the subtleties of this relaxing track.

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Summer night at the River

'Time for the Tarkine' is a professionally recorded nature soundscape, available for  **FREE ** download at:
www.listeningearth.com/tarkine

This is a 3 minute audio sample from the 75 minute album. 

Australia's Tarkine region of northwest Tasmania contains the largest expanse of temperate rainforest in the southern hemisphere.

Here, hidden deep in river valleys and wild uplands, huge myrtle trees are festooned with epiphytes and mosses, and in their cool shade thrive an understory of tree ferns. These forests are ancient - they once covered the whole of Australia, and date as far back as the time of the dinosaurs and the primordial supercontinent of Gondwana.

Sadly, this region is under imminent threat of mining. There are currently 11 applications for large, open-cut developments pending, which the Australian government seems intent upon passing regardless of any environmental or social consequences.

Hence we've made this album freely available, so you can hear the wild voices of the Tarkine speak for themselves, and get a sense of what is at stake.

Download the complete album, grab your headphones, take some time & enjoy - and please - share this with friends.

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'Time for the Tarkine' - free 75 minute nature album to download

This set "Relaxing Nature Sounds" is a quick sampling of some of our basic nature sounds available at Nature Sounds FM. To listen to and download more relaxing sounds and nature sounds visit NatureSounds.FM.

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

Dewdrops in Fiji's Rainforest

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