Slow Wake Up with Distant Thunder

Artist:

Melissa Pons

Manu National Park, Peru

Notes:

Maybe due to the persistent rain overnight, the most usual dawn chorus with many bird species singing gave place to all kinds of drops and snaps, and distant powerful thunder.
The bird we can hear are the Manu Antbird, the Dusky-cheeked Foliage-gleaner, the Goeldi’s Antbird and the Little Tinamou.
Small sized monkeys like the Capuchin and the Spix usually pass around here in the canopies and I’ve seen then in the days and nights before.
The ground filled with decay / life hosts thousands of bullet ants, beetles, spiders. Life is countless here, there is order in apparent chaos.

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Slow Wake Up with Distant Thunder

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