Morning on the Murrumbidgee River

Morning on the Murrumbidgee River

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...
Kangaroo Jumping in Stereo!

Kangaroo Jumping in Stereo!

In Wyperfeld National Park, Victoria, a Western Grey Kangaroo jumps past the microphones – listen with headphones to appreciate the full stereo effect! You can hear more kangaroo sounds on this page https://wildambience.com/wildlife-sounds/kangaroo/ Western Grey...
Wild Indochinese Tiger Roaring in Thailand

Wild Indochinese Tiger Roaring in Thailand

Last December I visited Huai Kha Khaeng Wildlife Sanctuary in Thailand to record the natural soundscapes and wildlife. I hoped to record a tiger roaring but wasn’t confident it would happen – most advice I had received suggested Indochinese Tiger can only...
New Album: Andalucian Dawn

New Album: Andalucian Dawn

A new album is now available – “Andalucian Dawn”! This album was recorded in late spring in the temperate forests of the Sierra de las Nieves, Andalucia, Spain. Bumblebees are buzzing, and the warm air is full of birdsong. The album begins in the...
Blackcap & Bumblebees

Blackcap & Bumblebees

Early summer in the Serrania de Ronda, Spain, and the Bumblebees are busy collecting pollen from flowering shrubs. A Blackcap sings sweetly nearby, and a Blackbird perches near the microphones then descends to the ground to forage in the leaf litter. ← Previous...
First Light at Chiltern, Victoria, Australia

First Light at Chiltern, Victoria, Australia

Recorded on a chilly spring morning at dawn in Chiltern-Mount Pilot National Park, Victoria, Australia. I positioned the microphones in a grassy meadow surrounded by box-ironbark woodland. Australian Magpies and Willie Wagtails sing from the meadow while a variety of...
Dawn in Mallee Country

Dawn in Mallee Country

Round Hill & Nombinnie Nature Reserves protect vital mallee habitat in western NSW, Australia. Spring is a great time to visit these areas, and if you can handle the frosty mornings, the intense dawn chorus of the mallee country is amazing. Species recorded...