Name: Frogs at Jenolan Caves, NSW, Australia by Wild Ambience
Duration: 2 min 27 s
Description: Late at night by a small river near the main entrance to Jenolan Caves. A number of frog species calling including Peron's Tree Frogs, Green Stream Frog & Spotted Marsh Frog.

A Striped Marsh Frog (Limnodynastes peronii) makes the hollow 'knock' call

The repetitive, nasal laughing calls are Leaf Green Tree Frogs (Litoria phyllochroa)

Wow. I'm just listening on my mobile phone and my room is full three dimensions of frogs. Beautiful recording

Could you please turn this into a cd? I'd buy it! love the tranquillity of this track. Wish it was longer and that more could be heard about these kinds of atmospheres.

Cocoparra Wetland at Dusk

Cocoparra Wetland at Dusk, NSW. Australia

Tasmania's rainforests and old growth eucalypt forests have been subjects to decades of conflict between pro-logging groups and environmentalists. Thankfully, significant areas of these unique forests have been gazetted as World Heritage  sites and hopefully other areas such as the Tarkine wilderness will benefit from similar protection in the future.

This recording was made on the slopes of Mount Field National Park, and captures the sounds of some Tasmania's unique bird species. 

You can download and read more about the full album here - https://wildambience.com/albums/tasmanias-ancient-rainforest/

Tasmania's Ancient Rainforest

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Album - 'Tasmania's Ancient Rainforest'

Late at night by a small river near the main entrance to Jenolan Caves. A number of frog species calling including Peron's Tree Frogs, Green Stream Frog & Spotted Marsh Frog.

Frogs at Jenolan Caves

Frogs at Jenolan Caves, NSW, Australia

The bubbly calls of Pileated Gibbons feature in this early morning recording from Khao Yai National Park, Thailand. 


Dawn in Khao Yai National Park

Dawn in Khao Yai National Park, Thailand

The sound was taped with the microphones Sennheiser MKH815T and MKH416T which were positioned both in 25 meters of distance of each other and were taped with a zoom H5 recorder.

Forests Of The World

Forests Of The World: Holger Kiess - The Coppice Woods On The Moselle - Germany

Recorded just outside of a Village in Southern Poland, a variety of birds singing and chirruping, with the distant sound of aircraft in the background. 
The occasional sound of a woodpecker can be heard, as well as the occasional insect. In the forest there was a space for people to pray, - a small church and a man-made waterfall, and also I was told that there was once a battle close-by. 
This was recorded in April 2016 and one particular memory of this time of spring was watching the caddisfly larvae navigating their way around a small stream.

Forests Of The World: Philip Mill - Poland

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

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

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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