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Recordist's notes
A loud Nightjar suddenly appears in the left channel whilst a stream and chorus insects serve as baseline layer in the soundscape. This is one of the early field recordings conducted in broken wetlands by Emmanuel Baffoe, who is one of 5 trainees selected for the Sound Ecology Education Ghana program being organised by Samuel Kudjodzi, Founder of CSEM (Center for Soundscape Ecology and Multimedia) @csem_official. This project is supported by earth fm with field recording equipment set.
About the place
Koforidua is a city of about 151,255 people in Eastern, Ghana. OttoAnna lists 51 field recordings from here.
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Sources & credits
- “3Q44+3V, Koforidua, Ghana - Loud Nightjar and Chorus Insects near Stream, Pantuase, Ghana.” by Samuel Kudjodzi – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0