| Mill Creek Wilderness - Dawn Awakening |
| A natural soundscape in digital stereo by John Hartog |
| Recorded - June 06 2009, 2:25 a.m. |
| Duration - 78 minutes |
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This 78 minute album is currently available as a single continuous track
of high-quality 192-kbps MP3 audio.
Item #: dl08
Price: $10 US |
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This stereo soundscape features pacific chorus frogs and coyotes
as quiet night gives way to a lively avian chorus.
The Mill Creek Wilderness lies within Oregon’s Ochoco Mountains at the westernmost reach of the Blue Mountains ecoregion which stretches across vast areas of eastern Oregon. This natural setting soundscape was recorded at the edge of the wilderness where a wet meadow of grass and corn lily embraced a mucky and trickling stream. The recording begins in predawn quiet with a subtle roar of distant winds setting the ambient background. Several pacific chorus frogs call sporadically throughout the moist meadow and occasional bouts of coyote chorus resound across the plateau. A chorus of bird song increases as dawn light fills the eastern horizon. Please respect our hard work. The recordings offered for download or sale on this page are intended for personal listening only. File sharing and commercial use are not permitted. For additional licensing or more information please visit our contact page and send us an inquiry. We put careful attention to quality by frequently testing all of our available material. However, if you have any problems downloading, or playing this MP3 Album, please contact us, and we will work out a solution. |
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Natural Soundscape Recording John Hartog Portland, Oregon USA www.rockscallop.org A tribute to the world's vanishing quiet places |