Wild Amazon – Rainforest soundscape

Artist:

George Vlad

Reserva territorial Madre de Dios, Peru

Recommended charity: Junglekeepers

Notes:

The soundscape of the Amazon rainforest is incredibly lush, diverse and immersive, even on a hot afternoon when humidity is almost 100%. The insect chorus is constant and piercing – cicadas, crickets, flies, bees, wasps, beetles and many others are constantly making noise. The birds are a bit lazier during the day but their calls can be heard echoing on the rainforest floor, from various distances and elevations. Toucans, pihas, macaws, parakeets, antbirds and scores of other species form a beautiful and talented ensemble.

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Wild Amazon – Rainforest soundscape

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