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Field recording · Peru

Night amazon frogs

Camino a Restinga, Area Metropolitana de Pucallpa, Nuevo Edén, 12 de Julio, La Restinga, Yarinacocha, Coronel Portillo, Ucayali, 25004, Perú

A 3-minute field recording by 3gatti made in Pucallpa, Peru on 10 April 2026, in the evening. Soundscape: frogs & insects, forests and night soundscapes.

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Night amazon frogs
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Recordist's notes

Identified Species Neotropical Bullfrog (Leptodactylus pentadactylus): The deepest, most resonant sound—a low "whoop" or "oomp" that repeats at intervals—is typical of this large ground-dwelling frog. Treefrogs (such as Boana geographica or similar species): The higher-pitched sounds, resembling short whistles or metallic "clicks" heard constantly in the background, belong to various species of treefrogs. Gladiator Treefrog (Boana boans): If you hear a sound like a sharp tap on hollow wood ("tonk-tonk"), it is very likely the call of this species, which is very common near waterways in Pucallpa. this is the twenty fourth recording I did with my sonic presence sp15c ciancaleone

Written by 3gatti on radio aporee ::: maps.

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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