Chorus of insects, frogs and bats in Ghana

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Insect calls in distinctive stereo fields and frogs singing and calling in the background. Subtle Church music can be heard in the background. This place which used to be a thriving wetland, is now a mixture of natural and human acoustic activity. The recordings here are being used to monitor/observe as well as archive diverse “remnant” species there and finally, as a tool for raising awareness about fragile ecosystems. This is a recording of Soundscape Ecology mentee Emmanuel Baffoe from Pantuase, Ghana. Recording date: 22nd November 2024.

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