The squeaking sound is from two large tree branches rubbing together

Sound like the American Bobwhite call in part here

Just the hint of the trill of an American Bluejay in part here

amazing stuff, Marc. excellent recordings

Excerpt of a 12 minute track ' Song of the Lyrebird' from the recently released album "Bellbird Forest" https://wildambience.com/albums/bellbird-forest/

This track contains some superb examples of mimicry including the imitation of Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo, Green Catbird, Satin Bowerbird, Grey Butcherbird and numerous other bird species. In fact, in this excerpt alone at least 10 species are mimicked.

Song of the Lyrebird

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Song of the Lyrebird - Excerpt from the Album "Bellbird Forest"

An excerpt from a 4 hour recording which, for the most part, captured Taman Negara's gentle nocturnal soundscape . However on this excerpt the peaceful twinkling of insects & cooing of frogs is interrupted by alarm calls from a Spectacled Langur high in the canopy. Without good nocturnal vision, perhaps the langurs could smell a predator, or hear it's footsteps on the forest floor below. 

I remember waking up in our tent hearing these langurs at about 4:30am, and when we emerged from the tent at sunrise, the distinctive pugmarks of a Leopard were left in the sand only inches from where I slept. Perhaps it was attracted to my pig-like snoring?! 

Voices of the Night - Taman Negara

Voices of the Night - Taman Negara, Malaysia

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

Named after their distinctive banjo-like calls, Eastern Banjo Frogs (Limnodynastes dumerilii) [also known as Pobblebonks!] are a type of burrowing frog found in South-eastern Australia. Males of the species produce a single 'bonk' note, with other individuals often calling in response. After periods of rain Banjo Frogs are most active and vocal, and in this recording dozens of individuals can be heard creating a unique soundscape at a small dam surrounded by woodland in north-east Victoria.

The full 46 minute album is available for download from https://wildambience.com/albums/pobblebonk-dam/

Pobblebonk Dam

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'Pobblebonk Dam', Recorded in Chiltern NP, Victoria, Australia

Connect to spiritual energy in this tranquil meditative music with harp and dizi flute instruments.  Drift into deep relaxation as you listen to the soft distant rainstorm.  Let the stress and worries of the day wash away, release tension, and feel more at peace.  Composed by Rebecca Reads Recordings http://www.readsrecordings.com

Music for Meditation, Yoga & Relaxation

Rainstorm Relaxation

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Rainstorm Relaxation | Meditation & Yoga |  Relaxation & Healing

The sound recorded was for a project around the flamingos of the Yucatan. I arrived at this location to record surround sound of an estuary that was located inland. There was a tower about 50 ft. high that I climbed to record the sounds of the birds as they were waking up for the day. I was in the tower by 4:30am and recorded for the next five hours. This is as the sun was just coming up and the birds were calling out in waves of strange noises. Some of which did not sound like birds and the guide that was with me could not name. It was quite the experience. I was in the Yucatan for a period of two weeks and during that time was able to record in many different areas and of course I spent a lot of time with the flamingos. I recorded using a Sound Devices 664 mixer/recorder and at times used a Sound Devices 663. Most of the recordings were done using a Schoeps Stereo set up and a surround sound Holophone.

Forests Of The World

Forests Of The World: Mark Shaw - Ria Lagartos Estuary - Mexico

This track features the haunting vocalizations of the Common Loon. The ambient "roar" you'll hear is the sound of gentle night breezes swishing through the treetops of large Red Pines nearby. (One critical listener calls this element "sublime.") Recorded late May, 2008. Skies were mostly clear; winds were light and variable; temp. was in the low 50s (F).

Midnight Loons - Wagner Lake

East of the Full Moon

Dawn Shimmer

During all my travels, I'm constantly on the lookout (or rather, "earout") for the most beautiful robin song. Over the years, I've gathered dozens of binaural soundscapes featuring this delicacy, and some are quite nice to behold. But I do believe that the song I recorded at Cranberry Glades Botanical Area (in the mountains of West Virginia) in late May of the year 2000 is the finest of them all. Please Listen Using Headphones!

Recorded at 7:15am, 29 May 2000, Cranberry Glades Botanical Area near Raintown, West Virginia. © Lang Elliott. Special thanks to Marie Read (marieread.com) for use of her splendid photo of a singing robin in a red maple tree.

A Most Beautiful Robin

Chakra Suite: Music for Meditation, Healing and Inner Peace

7th Chakra: B

Deep Theta 2.0: Brainwave Entrainment Music for Meditation and Healing

Deep Theta 2.0 (Pt 9) [feat. Schawkie Roth]

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

Morning on the Murrumbidgee River, NSW, Australia

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