very surprised to find you recording so close to suburbia marc! it's a beautiful beach though especially near the end of the day when it's less populated.

very nice recording, it really feels like a quiet evening at the beach. thanks for sharing!

fantastic sound , "la puissance de l'océan " !!!!

True, Rudyard Kipling was based in India - but the jungles his stories were based on are also found in the terai region of Nepal! Chitwan National Park is home to a healthy population of tiger, leopard, sloth bear, rhino, elephant, gaur, dhole, sambar deer, spotted deer and many more mammals, not to mention around 500 species of bird!

This soundscape was recorded late one afternoon in grassland adjacent to a stretch of dense riverine forest. Being mid-spring, the air was full of vibrant birdsong with orioles, barbets, doves, magpie-robins, ioras, mynas, coucals, junglefowl,peafowl and many more species all calling to create an incredibly complex soundscape.  The alarm call of a large Sambar deer can be heard as a deep bark at regular intervals, a sure indication of a tiger or leopard nearby.

For microphones and equipment used, see http://wildambience.com/sound-recording-equipment/

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Jungle Book Forest - Chitwan National Park, Nepal

Recorded this morning at 5:45am in Chiltern-Mount Pilot National Park, Victoria, Australia

First Light at Chiltern

First Light at Chiltern, Victoria, Australia

Large-tailed Nightjars call repeatedly, along with katydids, crickets & frogs in the background.

Evening Rhythms

Evening Rhythms - Kuranda, QLD, Australia

Sadly, the only time of day you can get some true peace and quiet in Sydney is between 12 midnight & about 5am! 

This sample was recorded just after midnight at Jibbon Beach in the Royal National Park. Despite the wild sounding surf, it was actually quite calm.

At first listen it might seem like a featureless recording, but give it a few minutes on the headphones and I'm sure you'll find it as relaxing as I did! 

Midnight at Jibbon Beach

I visited Sri Lanka's Sinharaja rainforest during the monsoon season with the hope of recording some of it’s unique wildlife, but the torrential rain forced me to spend most of my time sheltering inside a lodge! However on the final morning of my stay the rain eased for a few hours and I had a brief opportunity to record the sounds you hear on this album.

The full 65 minute, 6 track album is downloadable from https://wildambience.com/albums/storm-in-sinharaja/

Storm in Sinharaja

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Album: Storm in Sinharaja (Recorded in Sri Lanka)

Flowing Stream in the Grampians

Flowing Stream in the Grampians, Victoria, Australia

This album is the third in 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/

Sounds of Wild Thailand III: Forest of Life

Frogs, katydids and other insects call in the early evening in tropical rainforest in Kubah National Park, Sarawak, Malaysia

Night Ambience in Kubah National Park

Night Ambience in Kubah National Park, Sarawak, Malaysia

A natural symphony of frogs, insects, frogmouths (a type of nocturnal bird) and a distant Great Argus Pheasant recorded around midnight in Lambir Hills National Park, Sarawak, Malaysia.


Midnight in Borneo's Rainforest

Midnight in Borneo's Rainforest - Sarawak, Malaysia

Recorded just below the tree-line in Langtang National Park, this album captures the sounds of a alpine stream in spring, with birdsong from the surrounding rhododendron & oak forests. 

With the natural 'white-noise' from the rushing stream, this album is ideal for noise-masking, as a sleeping aid, and for sufferers of tinnitus.

The full 30 minute album is available for download from https://wildambience.com/albums/himalayan-stream/

Himalayan Stream

'Himalayan Stream' - Album Sample  - recorded in Langtang National Park, Nepal

A binaural night-scape featuring the distant hoots of Great Horned Owls set again the gentle tinkling of Aravaipa Creek. Distant Yellow-breasted Chats also periodically sound off. Recorded 2 May 2017 on Nature Conservancy property near the eastern edge of the Aravaipa Canyon Wilderness Area in southeastern Arizona.

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Night Owls (Aravaipa Canyon Waterscape)

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