Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Dawn at Trout Lake


Bernie Krause - Dawn at Trout Lake

I meant to have this posted on Sunday, but there was a delay in posting. Anyway, the Sunday nature/environmental sounds posts are back.

This is a recording on cassette that I found at one of the local Salvation Army thrift stores. This is part of the Habitat Series where Kruase has recorded in rare natural habitats during the late 80s and early 90s. Some of the habitats in the series may no longer exist.

Here is a description of Dawn at Trout Lake: Springtime at Trout Lake and birds begin to sing at first light of dawn. Just after sunrise a raven circles high above the lake calling to his mate and the echo of his voice reverberates and carries for over a mile. A trout leaps at low-flying insects. The beautiful songs of redwinged blackbirds, chipping sparrows, steller's jays and an American robin can be heard throughout.


Tracklisting:

1. Dawn at Trout Lake {29:17}

Both sides of the cassette are the same.

4 comments:

  1. i wanna thank you for all the interesting stuff
    you come up with everytime.
    cheers
    the Happy Researcher

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  2. Cheers to you too Happy Researcher.

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  3. Please, re-up! Thank you so much!

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