Birds, wind and distant river stream in Wacoyo Indigenous Reserve

Artist:

Nícolas Gutierrez García

Resguardos Indígenas de Wacoyo, Meta, Colombia

Notes:

These nature sounds were recorded in an indigenous reserve called Wacoyo, in Meta (Colombia) in the afternoon, and contains sounds of birds, cicadas, crickets, wind over trees, branches falling and a distant river.
The reserve has an extension of 8050 hectares, and it is inhabited by 31 communities of approximately 340 families. The climate is dry tropical, and its biome consists of an alluvial savannah.

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Birds, wind and distant river stream in Wacoyo Indigenous Reserve

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