S
O N A T (Sounds of Nature - Acoustic Archive)
SONAT, our private
collection of audio recordings, started in 2002 and
contains recordings of animal vocalizations (mainly birds)
and soundscapes from Mexico and other areas. To date, the
majority of the sounds are recorded
in the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico,
but recordings from other regions of Mexico and countries are
being
archived
as well. Our recordings are made with the objective of documenting the
sounds of nature in Mexico and other geographic regions. Recordings are
produced
using different recording systems, such as
monaural, stereo, and multi-channel systems, and the recordings are
made for different purposes, including
recordings made during our spare time to recordings
collected for scientific purposes.
To listen some of the recordings of our collection, go to the following sections:
To listen some of the recordings of our collection, go to the following sections:
If
you are interesrted in Bioacoustics and bird songs in Mexico, we invite
you to join the yahoo group BIOACUSTICA-MEXICO. This group
provides
a forum for nature recordists throughout Mexico and Latin America to
discuss bioacoustics research and recording techniques and equipment,
inform members of upcoming workshops and events, and provide a means by
which members can share their sound recordings.
This work by Antonio Celis-Murillo and Jill Deppe is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License