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Nature Sound * CD Collection Click on CD cover for more detail
	Australian Bush Sounds. An Incredible Journey	Voices of Subtropical Rainforests Listen to a sample
	Australian Bird Calls Favourites Listen to a sample	Australian Bird Calls. Tropical North-east Listen to a sample
	Australian Bird Calls South-Western Listen to a sample	Australian Bird Calls Subtropical East Listen to a sample
	Australian Bird Calls Tasmania Listen to a sample	Mallee Bird Calls South-Eastern Listen to a sample
	Australian Frog Calls Subtropical East Listen to a sample	Australian Frog Calls Tropical North-east Listen to a sample
	Australian Bird Calls Broome Region Listen to a sample	Click here to order by Fax or Mail

Australian Bush Sounds:
An Incredible Journey

CD cover: Australian Bush Sounds - An Incredible Journey Experience amazing bush sounds as you are taken on a journey around Australia. This album of 52 separate recordings, blended together as a continuous sequence, provides an interesting composition of the author's experiences with sound recording on his numerous trips to all parts of Australia. This CD captures the timeless ambience of Australia as you move from rainforest to desert, mangroves to mallee and mountains to the sea.

Hear the wonderful songs of birds in remote places, listen to the choruses of frogs in wetland habitats and marvel at the incredible calls of possums, dingoes and goannas. Tropical thunderstorms, the bubbling Artesian Basin bores, campfires and crashing waves interweave with the rustic nostalgia of windmills and steam trains in this amazing soundscape.

The recordings are taken in natural surroundings and the CD is compiled as a continuous sound track. The sounds of the different scenarios give the feeling that you are actually there experiencing the many and varied noises of the Australian bush. The tracks merge into each other and there are no obvious fades. This CD has no music or spoken commentary.

For those interested to know the track title and the location of each recording, the album is indexed.

A map of Australia is included in the cover and the locality of each recording is provided. The numbers on the map can be cross referenced to the track list to allow the listener to know where the recording was taken (see below).

Birds Australia, the largest bird organisation in the country, endorses and recommends this CD to people interested in hearing a selection of sound tracks of Australia's amazing bush sounds.

Total length: 71 minutes 6 seconds

List of Contents

1. Amazing mimic (Superb Lyrebird)
2. Subtropical rainforest bog (Sphagnum Frogs)
3. Pilliga windmill
4. Burning Black Pine
5. Artesian pulsations
6. Water joy (New England Treefrogs)
7. Dawn laughter (Laughing Kookaburras)
8. Rolling thunder
9. Subtropical rainforest frog chorus
10. Dawn - subtropical rainforest
11. Night - subtropical rainforest
12. Frogs everywhere
13. Seabirds meet flying-foxes
14. Night growler (Striped Possum and Rufous Owl)
15. Nostalgia (steam train)
16. Tropical swamp birdlife
17. Wet tropics upland rainforest
18. Whistling frogs
19. Squabbling flying-foxes and roaring heron
20. Tropical mangroves
21. Sandy cay birdlife
22. Cape York rainforest nightlife
23. Top of Australia (rainforest birdlife) (sound sample)
24. Soldier Crabs meet mangrove birds
25. Mulga branch concert
26. Organ windmill
27. Lazy windmill beside lagoon
28. Sand goanna
29. 100,000 Flock Bronzewings
30. Bellbird of the inland (Crested Bellbird)
31. Desert campfire and dingoes (sound sample)
32. Flying dogs (Barking Owls)
33. Dawn songster (Pied Butcherbird)
34. Masked Woodswallows and donkey
35. Rusty gate symphony
36. Desert refuel
37. Broome incoming tide and shore birds
38. Windmill racket and kestrels
39. "did you get drunk" (Chiming Wedgebill)
40. World goes by (100 roadtrain wheels & birds)
41. Frogs advertising (Spotted-thighed Bell Frogs)
42. Humming fence
43. Desert parrots (Scarlet-chested Parrots)
44. Straining windmill
45. Trumpeters (Black Swans)
46. Rumbling windmill
47. Early morning in the mallee
48. Land of the "roaring forties" (Ground Parrots)
49. Crashing ocean waves and Crested Terns
50. Tasmanian forest birds
51. Bushland melody (Tawny-crowned Honeyeaters)
52. Rasping cacophony (Gang-gang Cockatoos)

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Australian Bush Sounds: An Incredible Journey

Australian Bush Sounds:
An Incredible Journey