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Grampians Stream
A relaxing soundscape featuring the tranquil sound of a flowing river with background birdsong.
Recording Location: Grampians NP, Australia
Habitat: Eucalypt forest
Duration: 41 minutes (1 track)
Year of Release: 2015 © All rights reserved
Download Formats: mp3 & FLAC (48kHZ/24bit)
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Album Description
Recorded in the heart of The Grampians, this single track album captures the sounds of a rushing stream with subtle birdsong from the surrounding forest.
Recorded during a breezy afternoon by a river in Grampians National Park, Victoria, the birdsong on this particular album is subtle and mostly in the background, with the stream being the prominent feature. With the natural ‘white-noise’ from the rushing stream in the foreground, this recording is ideal for noise-masking, as a sleeping aid, and for sufferers of tinnitus.
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Track Listing
Track 1 - Grampians Stream (41:25)
Each track on this album was recorded at the same location and features the foreground sound of clean water flowing down a stream in the foothills of the Grampians mountain range.
In the first half of the album, Yellow-faced & White-naped Honeyeaters can be heard in the forest canopy, while Grey Fantails and Striated Thornbills flitter about in mid-storey. At 4:35 a pair of Gang-gang Cockatoos fly overhead making their distintive creaky calls. From around 19:00 – 32:00, a few gusts of an afternoon breeze blow through the forest, while Superb Fairywrens call and sing in the undergrowth. After 32:30, the breeze drops off and the forest is still again. Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoos fly low over the canopy, while New Holland Honeyeaters & Eastern Spinebills call occasionally from streamside flowering shrubs. If you listen carefully during the second half of this final track, you can hear the slow, soft ‘oom-oom-oom’ calls of a Common Bronzewing.
Bird species heard on this album include:
Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo, Gang-gang Cockatoo, Common Bronzewing, Superb Fairywren, Grey Fantail, Striated Thornbill, Yellow-faced Honeyeater, New Holland Honeyeater, Eastern Spinebill, Noisy Miner, White-throated Treecreeper & Spotted Pardalote.
Photos from the Recording Location
Stream in the Grampians
Misty forest
Sunset in the Grampians
