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VOICES OF THE NIGHT features twelve of our most exciting recordings of the mysterious sounds of the night. A variety of birds and mammals are covered, including Barred Owl, Great Horned Owl, Eastern Screech-Owl, Coyote, Beaver, White-tailed Deer, Common Loon, Whip-poor-will, Chuck-will’s Widow, Common Nighthawk, and American Woodcock. Be prepared for a real treat!
12 tracks, 71 mins. Compact Disc Version available here
BIRDS AT DAWN features ten uplifting dawn choruses from across eastern and central North America. Recordings have been selected for their pleasing combinations of sounds, which bring to mind the bursting forth of life in spring and the glorious concerts of nature at the dawning of the day. Perfect for playing softly in the background while you’re working, or at the beginning of each new day.
10 tracks, 72 mins. Compact Disc Version available here
THRUSH FLUTESONGS is a collection of twelve beautiful soundscapes featuring seven different species of North American Thrushes: Wood Thrush, Veery, Hermit Thrush, Swainson’s Thrush, Gray-cheeked Thrush, Bicknell’s Thrush, and Varied Thrush. All are talented musicians whose songs are variously described as magical, flutelike, eerie, and ethereal. This is one of our most treasured titles.
1 track, 74 mins. Compact Disc Version available here
MEADOW PASTORALE celebrates the uplifting springtime soundscapes of meadows, grasslands, overgrown fields, and associated hedgerows, ponds, and forest edges. You’ll hear the songs of meadowlarks, bluebirds, sparrows, bobolinks, blackbirds, bobwhites, and more … angelic avian musicians that give voice to pastoral landscapes throughout North America.
12 tracks, 72 mins. Compact Disc Version available here
LOON LAKE features over an hour of continuous, awe-inspiring magic recorded in Algonquin National Park, Ontario, in early May, shortly after ice-out. Listen as loons call from near and far, their wails, yodels, and tremolos echoing across still waters against a backdrop of distant spring peepers. At once relaxing, beautiful and sublime, this recording evokes pure pleasure, and is certain to please.
1 track, 74 mins. Compact Disc Version available here
BIRDS AND BROOKS features the tranquil melodies of distant songbirds set against the gentle gurgling of small creeks and streams. An excellent choice for yoga and meditation. There is nothing more refreshing than the forest in spring, with green leaves unfolding, wildflowers blooming, water sprites dancing, and birds happily singing the music of heaven in this world.
10 tracks, 72 mins. Compact Disc Version available here
INSECT LULLABIES features ten relaxing late summer and autumn insect choruses, all recorded in the dark of the night. Enjoy our insect musicians at their best … the lovely trills and chirps of crickets, the percussive scrapes and shuffles of katydids, enlivened by the distant hoots and howls of owls and coyotes. Imagine, in the cold of winter, falling asleep to a pulsing, simmering, summer night’s lullaby.
10 tracks, 72 mins. Compact Disc Version available here
SWAMP SONG features over an hour of pristine, immersive nature sounds from the springfed Wacissa River in the panhandle of Florida. The recording begins before dawn, with owls, insects, and treefrogs dominating. Dawn soon unfolds and herons, grebes, moorhens, and songbirds celebrate the new day with their songs. At once an engaging, relaxing, and extraordinary nature sound experience.
1 track, 67 mins. Compact Disc Version available here
AMAZON DREAMS celebrates the extraordinary soundscape heard deep in the Peruvian rainforest. By day, the towering forest is alive with the songs of tinamous, toucans, motmots, nunbirds, titi monkeys, and a host of other species, set against a rich backdrop of insect sounds. By night, the frogs and owls come into their own, gracing both forest and swamp with captivating, otherworldly sounds.
10 tracks, 83 mins. Compact Disc Version available here
Any chance of having the frogs and insect concertos re-issued? Looking for them and can’t find.
Our current “Insect Lullabies” is very similar to “Insect Concertos” and we hope to have a second insect title available sometime in the next six months or so. And yes, we will also make available several new frog and toad CDs. I’m not sure if we’ll re-issue Frog Concertos per se, but most of the recordings featured on that older title will find their way into new titles. I hope to have our first new frog & toad title available sometime in June.
I am wondering if The Birdsong Tutor for Visually Handicapped Individuals has been reissued in the new talking book format. Or is it available in CD or MP3 format. Thank you.
Herman: I think it may very well still be available through the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology (they published it originally, not me). So please contact them to see if you can acquire a copy.
Great work, I have used some of your videos on You-tube. They are all brilliant, I have placed copyright and links back to you. I have placed another link from http://worldbirds.eu/zparent/usa_birding.htm I hope this helps your endeavor .
Good birding
Keith@worldbirds
Exciting “coming attractions” on the main page…looks like a Florida swamp/river soundscape perhaps, and a whole album of just thrushes! That would be great if true; they are my favorite avian singers.
Yep, you nailed it perfectly!
Your soundscapes have finally been published! Awesome! Also Lang, on a PBS TV Show I watched today called “Bird Tales,” at the end, someone that looked like you was with a women, and was telling her what species of birds were singing around her. He even sounded like you too!
Hi there Zack! I’m glad to hear that there are two of me spouting off about birds.
Apparently so!
I think that might have been Don Kroodsma.