Michigan's Upper Peninsula CD
A CD of nature sounds from the forests of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is place of
peaceful desolation that is rich with wildlife diversity. With a habitat
of swamps and forests, surrounded by the Great Lakes, the sounds of nature
abound. This nature CD brings you the delightful sounds of crickets,
birds, frogs, a wolf, and more. The nature sounds were recorded at their
best, during the month of June, and are free from any added music. The
tracks are edited to allow for nearly seamless transitions during looping.
Enjoy the lifelike sounds of Thrushes, Warblers, Flycatchers, Gray Tree
Frogs, Woodpeckers, White-Throated Sparrows, and a light rainstorm. Anyone
who loves the outdoors will enjoy this CD.
Track List:
 Superior
Forest: 12:00 min.
In the woodlands, a few miles south of Lake Superior, listen to this
mid-morning chorus of Pine and Black-throated Green Warblers, Hermit
Thrush, White-breasted Nuthatch, Eastern Chipmunk, Blue Jay, woodpeckers,
distant Sandhill Cranes, and more.
Short Sample:
 Superior
Forest
Copper Forest: 14:59 min.
On a bright, sunny morning, at a remote hilltop within the Copper Forest,
crickets chirp as Rose-breasted Grosbeaks sing in the trees above.
Ovenbird, Red-eyed Vireo, Song Sparrows, various warblers, and an Annual
Cicada are also heard in this relaxing soundscape.
Short Sample:
Copper
Forest
 Porcupine
Mountains: 16:55 min.
A huge volume of gnats and mosquitoes are a feast for the flycatchers and
warblers. On this breezy, warm morning, hear many Least Flycatchers,
Eastern Pewees, Chestnut-sided Warblers, and White-throated Sparrows, in a
rich chorus with woodpeckers, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Song Sparrow, and
more.
Receding Storm: 14:58 min.
After a long rainstorm, birds emerge in a flurry of activity to create
this wonderfully rich chorus. Listen to White-throated Sparrows,
Chestnut-sided Warblers, Robin, Woodpeckers, Chickadee, and more. A single
rumble of thunder rattles the forest, as water continues to drip from the
trees.
Short Sample:
Receding
Storm Available as a MP3 download, see the
MP3 download page.
 Cranberry
Lake: 19:00 min.
Along the shores of this remote lake, just as the daylight fades into
darkness, hear the last songs of the Hermit Thrush, Robin, White-Breasted
Nuthatch, Chestnut-Sided Warbler, White-throated Sparrow, and the chatter
of a Red Squirrel. Whip-poor-wills, Barred Owl, a distant Wilson’s Snipe,
and a Timber Wolf are heard after dark. Grey Tree and Green Frogs are
heard throughout.
Number of tracks on the CD = 5; Total run time = 77:52 minutes.
Buy a copy now, of Michigan: Upper Peninsula,
and relax to the nature sounds of songbirds and more.
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