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River Gums and Black Box 6. Australian soundscapes 92/37

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  • Type

    sound

  • Duration

    0:02:29

  • Shelf mark

    W1CDR0000137

  • Recording date

    1989-11

  • Recording locations

    Kinchega National Park, New South Wales, Australia, Australia. New South Wales. Kinchega National Park

  • Performance occasion

    0930 hours

  • Recordist

    Lumsdaine, David, 1931-

  • Description

    Recording notes: in sequence #51823-51827. Recorded a short distance from the river at 9.30, the recording opens with the calls of a Black-Faced Cuckooshrike and the song of a White-winged Triller flying from one Black Box tree to another. Behind them we hear Magpies and the Striated Pardalote. The warm sun has encouraged cicadas and grasshoppers to join in the song.

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