| Subject: | More brazilian soundscapes. |
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| From: | "Juan Pablo" jpculasso |
| Date: | Wed Feb 15, 2012 10:23 am ((PST)) |
Hello all, Here is an other recording made in Brazil, in a type of forest called =E2= =80=9Cfloresta de tabuleiro=E2=80=9D For those like the ppigeons&dobes(, the Swifts flying around, that is for y= ou. This recordings is one of my favourites that is present in my cd Welcome to= atlantic forest, abailable in cd baby and the itunes music store. I hope you enjoy listening as I enjoied when recorded it http://birdsounds.ronjaleader.net/comensden.html?id=3D15 All the best, Juan Pablo. |
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