not sure what this insect is - a cricket? - but it sure has some rhythm!

less common calls of Tawny Frogmouth here

Soft 'chirps' from an Australian Owlet Nightjar

Amazing pre-dawn sounds Marc. Wow! Those bizzarre frogmouth calls in the middle are incredible, it sounds like it is humming a tune :)

sound of nature,sound of wild,sound of hope

This guided meditation is an activation of your Monadic Divine Ray of Service for the new earth and next leg of your soul plan. A divine gift and endorsement by beloved Jeshua and Mary Magdalen for the 12:12 gateway 2021. Before you start listening make sure you are grounded and fully centered in your heart space. Bring in your I Am Presence into your vessel and ground fully into the new earth, beloved Tara. As you ground, ground her in your heart. As the new earth is not outside of you but inside and an intrinsic part of your ascended christed self. 

Grace Solaris with Jeshua and Mary Magdalen

Ascended Earth Monadic Divine Ray Of Service

An audio sample from the album 'Flute Lyrebirds of the Werrikimbe Wilderness'. The full length album is 95 minutes in duration and is available from https://wildambience.com/albums/flute-lyrebirds-of-the-werrikimbe-wilderness .

In the cool, damp forests of the New England Tablelands of New South Wales, the local Superb Lyrebirds have an extraordinary accent and are sometimes referred to as 'flute lyrebirds'. The song of birds in parts of this region is a complex, melodic phrase which sounds like a scale played on a flute. In winter when male lyrebirds are in full song, these unique melodies float through the cool misty air of the high altitude rainforests creating a magical atmosphere.

Flute Lyrebirds of the Werrikimbe Wilderness

New Album: Flute Lyrebirds of the Werrikimbe Wilderness

Birds and insects call in this rich lowland rainforest chorus recorded near Malaysia's Taman Negara National Park.

Dawn Chorus in Taman Negara

Dawn Chorus in Taman Negara, Malaysia

Thailand's deciduous forests are a type of tropical woodland and home to a diverse range of birds and wildlife. This recording was made in the Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary, one of Thailand's most successful tiger reserves. 

In this sample you can hear the fluty calls of Black-hooded Oriole, the chattering of White-crested Laughingthrush and many other species including Lineated Barbet, Blue-bearded Bee-eater and Black Giant Squirrel.

This recording is part of the album 'Forest of Life' from the series 'Sounds of Wild Thailand' and features the vibrant sounds of Huai Kha Khaeng's forests from dawn until dusk.

Species recorded include: Indochinese Tiger, Thai Golden Jackal, Green Peafowl & many more bird species. For full details & to download visit https://wildambience.com/albums/forest-of-life/

Birdsong of Thailand's Deciduous Forest

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Birdsong of Thailand's Deciduous Forest - Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary

The sounds of a new day in the African bush. This album was recorded in Northern Tuli Game Reserve in Botswana and features the diverse sounds of birds and wildlife in an ecotone of mopane woodland and arid savanna.

Botswana: Dawn in Tuli Wilderness

Botswana: Dawn in Tuli Wilderness - Album Sample

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

Flowing Stream in the Grampians

Flowing Stream in the Grampians, Victoria, Australia

With most of Java's land cleared for agriculture, the few significant areas of rainforest remaining are vital havens for native plants and wildlife.  

This recording was made in Gunung Halimun National Park in east Java, and captures the sounds of a typical morning in the beautiful montane forest.

Java's Last Rainforests

Java's Last Rainforests - Gunung Halimun National Park, Indonesia

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

In the hour before sunrise, the calls of Tawny Frogmouth and Southern Boobook can be heard, along with crickets and other insects. Willie Wagtails sing sweet short melodies and later in the track an Australian Owlet Nightjar occasionally ‘chirps’ .

This track is available on the album 'Mallee Dawn' https://wildambience.com/albums/mallee-dawn/

Early Morning Darkness in Wyperfeld National Park

Early Morning Darkness in Wyperfeld National Park, Victoria

Several frog species (Litoria peroni, Litoria rubella, Litoria latopalmata & Limnodynastes fletcheri) calling from a dam at Bowra Station, Queensland, Australia.


Frog Chorus in the Australian Outback

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

Early Morning Darkness in Wyperfeld National Park, Victoria

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