These African natural environment sound safaris evoke fond memories of time on safari or perhaps enjoyment and anticipation of an upcoming wildlife adventure in Africa. They vary in length and are recorded in national parks, game reserves and wilderness areas and sometimes at safari camps and lodges and thus may include sounds from all inhabitants – including humans if appropriate!
Once successfully purchased you will receive an email with download links to 2 versions of the soundscape and a PDF file which has the detail of species in the soundscape file.
The 2 audio download options are:
You may not be able to download audio files directly to your iPhone or iPad but likely to a computer first and then link through iTunes for your iOS device. You can download directly to your Android Device.
A gentle night recording of pond life – with ebbs and flows of various frogs and many vocal insects. An African Wild Cat and Black-backed Jackal also feature in the audio.
Duration: 42 mins 34 sec
A relaxing Karoo dawn chorus recording including the stunning Blue Crane, bustards and an array of other water and grassland birds .
Duration: 61 mins 08 sec
Recorded on the banks of the Luangwa River in Zambia’s South Luangwa National Park a noisy colony of Carmine Bee-eaters go about their business.
Duration: 31 mins 32 sec
Recorded in the forests in the Bvumba Mountains, Zimbabwe; a White-browed Robin-Chat leads the dawn chorus with calls from Livingstone’s Turaco, and many more.
Duration: 28 mins 30 sec
In the height of the rains in Mashatu, Botswana this amazing dawn chorus of many waterbirds and others is a continuous joyful and busy time.
Duration: 57 mins 29 sec
This recording was made from the Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge deck on the edge of the cliff face and includes hippo, Chacma baboon and an array of birds.
Duration: 42 mins 21 sec
Time spent with a herd of elephants enjoying their interactions, behaviour, rumbles and various other interesting sounds as they go about their daily business.
Duration: 56 mins 51 sec
Our wildlife and natural places need protection for their survival – and support for organisations with strong ethics and particularly those incorporating the needs of neighboring communities is vital. Conservation South Luangwa and Elephants Alive are two such bodies and we are proud to support their work with a portion of the proceeds from the sale our soundscapes.
