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Recordist's notes
Voices of multi-specie amphibians recorded by Esther Esaawa in the Apenkwa wetland on 27th August 2026. Multiple species of frogs can be heard in stereofiels with ribbits, clicks, chirps and croacks. Microphones were placed at ground level so subtle movements and voices of unknown species can also be heard. This recording was done as part of field practice offered by Emmanuel Baffoe, CSEM Ghana leader, coordinator and mentor. Monitoring, Editing and Mastering by Samuel Kudjodzi, CSEM founder, Germany @csem_official.
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
- “3P88+6V6, Koforidua, Ghana - Voices of multi-specie amphibians” by Samuel Kudjodzi – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0