Amazon Rainforest Soundscapes
3D Binaural Recordings from Peru and EcuadorAmazon Rainforest Soundscapes
by Lang Elliott
Featuring 165 supremely-immersive lowland rainforest soundscapes gathered in Peru and Ecuador, Amazon Rainforest Soundscapes” blah blah over 15 hours of recordings Night, Dawn, Day and Dusk … birds, monkeys, frogs and insects galore, along with the elemental sounds of rain and thunder, wind, the gurgle of jungle streams, and the incessant splats of water droplets falling from leaves and limbs high in the canopy.
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Huge variety of birds are hear in the various soundscapes, including: macaws, parrots, potoo, piha, toucans, tinamous, trogons, thrushes, motmots, pigeons and doves, woodpeckers, woodcreepers, caracara, wrens, cacique, nunbirds, antbirds, oropendola, pauraque, herons, bittern, and owls galore. Mammals include howler and titi monkeys. And gobs of insect songs from crickets, katydids and cicadas. In addition, and solid assortment of earth sounds such as rain, thunder, wind, and the gurgle of jungle brooks. As a bonus, I include a full-length 45-minute thunderstorm and several extended 20-30 minute dawn choruses.