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I highly recommend the book of one of my favorite nature sound recordists and friend Bernie Krause. It is about the importance of the fragile natural soundscapes and the impact of extraneous noise. Bernie tells the story of the music of the wild that he experienced during his 40 years of travelling the world of sound.

The film about the black forest used some minutes of my recordings of the of Tawny Owls (Strix aluco)/Waldkäuze near Wiechs am Randen – Southern Germany as and gratefully mentioned my name in the films credits. Opening night was a very rainy night in Titisee-Neustadt. The live soundtrack was played by the orchestra of the Bolschoi Opera Minsk.

Me and my wife spent several days at beautiful Corkscrew Sanctuary near Naples, Florida. The preserve hosts the largest remaining stand of old growth bald cypress in North America. Through good cooperation with the management we were granted to stay on site. Each day I was sighted walking in and out with my gear and so the management decided to include an article about me and my work in their newsletter. Christine spent a whole day with us, took photographs, listened to the recordings and wrote the article. Right-click here and choose "Save as..." to download the file (Size: 419 KB)

The complete recording of Tawny Owls (Strix aluco)/Waldkäuze near Wiechs am Randen – Southern Germany is available at Wild Sanctuary's Wildstore now. The length is 1h 12m 11s. It can be downloaded as a high-quality zipped album in 192 kpbs MP3 format.

You can listen to the sample on my website or go straight to the Wildstore:

Hi everybody!

Finally, I managed to start my Nature Recording Soundblog! Hurray! My aim is to make available to a wider public some of the fruits of my nature recording adventures.

I will add selected snippets of my recordings in MP3 format. They are downloadable for your private use. In case you wish to use any of my recordings commercially, please contact me.

So enjoy!!