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Brazilian Soundscapes

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Ref : 3300760226106

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Three concerts from the Atlantic forest and one from the Pantanal, recorded in stereo. Don't miss the remarkable sounds of howler monkeys calling across the jungle canopy. Followed by a sound guide to 28 indexed bird species, several not available on any other sound guide.

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CD Voices from the Forest

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Ref : 3307513003229

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The first part of this CD contains eleven natural stereo concerts including Roe deer, Red deer and Fallow deer.

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American Forests and Lakes

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Lake and forest soundscapes of Canada, Antilles and Venezuela. Astonishing and beautiful natural concerts.

8 Aquatic and Forested Habitats in the Americas

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Mayan Forests

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Ref : 3448960261227

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Five soundscapes from the forests of Guatemala.

57 minutes

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Greenland - The most important natural park in the world

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Recorded by Olivier Gilg, Brigitte Sabard, Pierre Huguet and Jacques Ioset, Frémeaux & Associés (Pithys) and Jean-Louis Etienne present « Greenland » the sound of the most important natural park in the world.

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The Tailless Amphibians of the Guiana

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Ref : C002

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This CD is a sound guide to the toads, frogs and tree frogs of French Guyana. It gives the voices of 81 species that sing mostly at night.

72 minutes

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CD Primate World - 1

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Ref : 3448960263023

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This is the first CD ever dedicated to the world of the primates. Part one contains the beautiful songs of species such as Gibbons and Siamangs whilst Part 2 examines the precise vocal communications - "language" - of Apes, notably African Gorillas.

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Primate World - 2

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Ref : 3307513000327

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This second CD covers the astonishing vocal world of the African forest monkeys. Outstanding 28 page booklet with numerous colour illustrations.

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Wailing Wolves

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Ref : 3300760211102

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Jean C. Roché. Wild Wolves in the forests of Canada, followed by the calls of European wolves.

37 minutes

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CD Canadian Soundscapes

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Ref : 3307513001225

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A very beautiful CD featuring the forest and marine soundscapes of Canada, from Mount Saint-Hilaire, the Forillons National Park, the Sorels islands and the cliffs of Gaspésie to the islands of Bonaventure.

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Quebec Symphonies

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Quebec Symphonies CD (FA619):

 

Soundscapes of large lakes surrounded by forests in Quebec National Parks. All the poetry of the song of the Imbrin Plongeon, the White-throated Chaffinch, and frog concerts.

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CD Yutajé-The Lost World of Venezuela

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Ref : 3307513002925

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Transport yourselve to the fascinating forests of Yutajé, in the south of Venezuela. A sort of "lost world".

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A sound encyclopaedia of American birds

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Ref : 3448960260824

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First sound guide allowing the listener to recognise 198 species of common American continent birds from their voices. Songs and common calls are included for each species.

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Bizarre Birds

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Ref : 3300760202001

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Avec ce double CD, Jean C. Roché vous offre les chants de 84 espèces d'oiseaux les plus beaux, insolites, ou drôles, qu'il a enregistrés aux quatre coins de la terre, au cours de 40 années d'expéditions ornithologiques.

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Tropical Nature

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Ref : FA661

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The world’s tropical habitats remained almost intact until the end of the 19th century. At that time they represented more than a third of the planet’s reserves of undeveloped land. What is more, these areas were so wild, so full of life, so inhospitable as to appear indestructible. Not so very long ago people referred to them as an impenetrable “green hell”.

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