A series of fun & interactive public lectures by biologist guide Damon Ramsey explaining the sounds of nature and wildlife, with some vocals and rude sound effects by Amazon Blue.
The incredible sounds of our local fauna. Includes the ear-piercing cicadas, burping pobblebonks, and caroling butcherbirds. And why you should marry someone with a high pitched voice!
This talk was held on 4th November 2020...awww...you should have been there!
The amazing sounds of the remote Kimberley coast, north-west Australia. Hear the dawn chorus, if you get up early enough. The Kookaburra that doesn't laugh, but sounds like a monkey. Breeding seabirds such as 'wide-awake' terns. And hear the humpbacks, the largest breeding population in the world. This is the next talk.
Sound travels even better underwater than over land. The Great Barrier Reef is the largest coral reef system in the world...is it the loudest? Drummers, croakers, and coral crunchers.
Includes surf, sighing she-oaks, snapping shrimps, turtles, and terns.
The complex calls of the rainforest along the Australian east coast. The frogs that sounds like a mobile phone and the screaming birds of paradise, all in Australia's north-eastern rainforest.
The complex calls of the rainforest along the Australian east coast, including the bird that calls like a cat, as well as the greatest songbird in the world, all in Australia's rainforest.
Endemic species, endemic sounds heard nowhere else. The south-west corner of Australia.
The sounds of gum leaves, kookaburras, koalas and kangaroos in our eucalyptus woodlands
The amazing sounds of exotic Thailand. Hear the ear-drum damaging cicadas, crunchy crickets, tokay geckos, gibbons, and rumbling elephants. And lots of fart noises!
From roaring lions to squeaking mousebirds!
The calls of the Neotropical jungle, the most diverse rainforest in the world!