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Recordist's notes
Crested Oropendola: This is the bird responsible for the loudest, most dominant sound—a metallic, "liquid" gurgle occurring every few seconds. They are known for their deep "bowing" display on high branches. Tinamou (Perdiz): The clear, melodic whistle heard in the background belongs to this ground-dwelling bird. Their haunting, flute-like whistles are a signature sound of the Amazonian day. Cicadas: The constant, high-pitched buzzing or droning in the background, which is typical during the heat of the afternoon. there is also a Dog The barking Songbirds : Various smaller chirps and twitters from the surrounding vegetation. this is the twenty third recording I did with my sonic presence sp15c ciancaleone
About the place
Pucallpa is a city of about 326,040 people in Ucayali, Peru. OttoAnna lists 4 field recordings from here.
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Sources & credits
- “Enrico home, Yarinacocha, Ucayali, Peru - afternoon amazon forest sounds” by 3gatti – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0