African safari sounds | Okavango Delta, Botswana - African nature sounds of wildlife 🌍115
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- African nature sounds which are perfect to listen to first if you are considering traveling on a wildlife safari holiday to Botswana.
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Relaxing morning nature sounds from the Okavango Delta in Botswana, Africa. Bird calls, insect noises and more safari sounds for meditation.
Take a journey through some of the best healing meditation nature sounds and photos that the Africa has to offer. Use these relaxing safari nature and animal sounds to improve concentration and sleep. Listen out for a variety of bird, bat, mammal & insect species.
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Location - Kwapa Camp in the Okavango Delta, Botswana.
Date - 8 May 2016
Time - 6:00am to 6:44am
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Recorded by - Derek Solomon
Links:
Website - www.dereksolomon.com
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Destination Audio takes you on a journey through some of the best healing ambient nature sounds the Earth has to offer.
- Enjoy a power nap to the rejuvenating sounds of the mighty Crocodile River running through the Kruger National Park for concentration.
- Escape the hustle and bustle of the big city when meditating to the soothing sounds of one of Mozambique's most remote beaches.
- Relax to the calming nature sounds of a jungle rainforest in Central Africa?
- Become more productive when studying for that vital exam to the sounds of a distant thunderstorm approaching Cape Town.
All of this can be achieved from the comfort of your own home with the Destination Audio channel.
A good pair of headphones or surround sound system is highly recommended, the built-in tablet and laptop speakers just don't do these amazing tranquil sounds justice.
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*Please list any animal or bird noises you can identify along with the time in the comments section below.
Thank you for listening to our nature sounds and supporting our channel 😊
Make sure you list any animal or bird noises you can identify along with the time you heard them in the comments below 👍
Grey pigeon, kuku kukuku.very common in Uganda.
Sorry its " african mourning dove "
At.19.20
At 32.49 sounds like Velvet monkey 🙊
Prince Harry brought me here.
Me too!
Me too....bless him
Me too 😁
Me too❤
Me too!❤
Prince H 🙏🏽
It's lovely to hear the African wildlife again. I miss it
Me too, Prince Harry brought me here. I'm reading Spare.
Goodness, wonderful sounds. I'm on safari. 😊
So glad you're enjoying it Patricia 😊 All the best!
Am looking forward to hearing it live this December
I've been blessed to be able to travel to Africa (mainly Tanzania) several times and these sounds just immediately take me back to being outside and just listening. Thank you so much!
That's amazing Karen 😊 We haven't had the chance to travel to Tanzania yet, but we'll hopefully get there in the future 👍
We left Africa in 2003. I think the sounds I miss the most are Lions grunting and the Work Harder bird
Just got back about 2 weeks ago and boy do I miss it We camped there for two days and four days in moremi park, elephants shuffling around the tent at night, hyenas and wild dogs at the background, even some kills. At an other spot we heard the lions roar all night, amazing. Best music there ever is.
Sounds like a wonderful experience FemFromHolland :) Thanks for sharing!
Frumos! Tocmai am citit cartea : Rezerva si mi-a placut cat de frumos a scris Harry despre aceasta delta!
Fantastic images too
Love it, takes me back to my childhood, helps me sleep too when I play it at night. Thank you!
Fantastic Marion :)
You from the bushes?
We want our privacy!!!!
The loud bird that FuzzyBeast is referring to can only be the Red billed francolin (not the Natal francolin - similar but does not occur in Delta). It is a quintessential morning sound of that part of Africa - the best alarm clock on earth. They are the reason I love this recording - and all the others. Please do not cut or stuff up what is perfect nature.
Thanks for the info African 😊
Really great sounds.
Glad you like it!
Heard the Cape turtle dove and the Red eyed dove.
Correct!
Thanks so much for identifying the bird that makes this call!!!!!! I have been wondering what animal was responsible for this sound for - no exaggeration - *years*! I am so glad you provided me with the answer to my question!
Good stuff, glad it helped! :D
Mylo the Zoo-loving Scientist lol me as well, I'm like what is that sound and who is making it?
'Drink lager, drink lager' lol
How about leaving a video camera to record for a couple of hours to see what wanders by. Just seeing the grass blowing in the breeze would be enough for me
Great idea! We will look into that in future :)
Have a look at these live Africa webcams, you might like them:
th-cam.com/video/XgQXul-9Nso/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/xYUDkWBJn-g/w-d-xo.html
+Destination Audio great links, thank you
Anytime!
I just clicked both links listed in this comment, and neither of them work. Also, I've been a subscriber since November 2016 to Safari Live. I tried to enquire as to why I could not listen to the recording for the day mentioned of that particular broadcast, and I'm unable to even comment on it. I get a message that this livestream recording link was unlisted and only available to those who had the proper link to view it. It's as if it was a private recording, and that doesn't seem right. Could you please double-check on those above links, because neither of them works.
Yes more! :D Love these. I enjoy the day time sounds. I am an South African living in the UK and i just love these sounds. Thank you for these!
You're very welcome Leyden, I hope you get to travel back here regularly to feed your craving (and to spend pounds, hahaha)! Don't forget to subscribe, cheers
Very therapeutic! Thanks for sharing.
Glad you like it Michael
Takes me home. Sounds from so long ago :-)
Around 25mins what bird was making that call? Sounded almost like a fish eagle
Hey, great spot. Those are definitely a pair of Fish Eagled calling in chorus at 25:45 😊 Thanks for the comment!
@@DestinationAudio Amazing. Love these sounds. Keep them coming... after lockdown
Yup fish eagles at 25.43
What ISD the 2nd bird that is at 30.21 and intermittently for a while?
Sounds like a type of Francolin or Spurfowl Karen 😊
Impala at about 30.56? And baboons at 34.40
I don't know what that is at 23:17 but whatever it is, it's nightmarish and made me spill something... lol Edit: It also scared the bejesus out of my cat.
Sorry to have frightened you and your cat Ulicia 😉 That is the call of a Natal Francolin, a commonly found bird throughout Southern Africa 😊
what bird is it @ 17:32? heard this also at planet baobab in Makgadikgadi Pans..
Hi Timo, it's a Natal Francolin :)
Can anyone tell me what type of bird is making sound through out most of the video?...very prevalent at 2:30
Hi Lorenzo, that is a Turtle Dove. Commonly found throughout Southern Africa. Hope that helps!
I hear a loud bird at around 2:18 to 2:20. Could you please tell me what that is?
It's a Natal Francolin Heather
A cuckoo bird
2:15 what’s the animal ? Thanks
Hi d'Arnal, it sounds like either a Francolin or Spurfowl bird of some sort. Hope that helps 😊
Heard a leopard
That would be amazing Alpuchino 😉
Was that at about 10:40 ?
and again at about 27:40
Hippo at 28:40
Nice one Vincent 😊
What is the persistent bird song I hear on almost all African footage?
Can you let us know what time an example of the bird sounds starts Matte?
@@DestinationAudio It's like a rough cooing sound, I assume it's a bird of some kind.
It could being one of are common Dove species, like the Laughing Dove or Red-eyed Dove 👍🏼
We see and hear the sounds this bird makes growing up
It's a shame it's on a loop. Why do they always do that?
Are you referring to the video or the audio Claire?
What is the call that starts at 22:37?
Not sure Mellissa, hopefully someone can help us identify it.
I think is a Red-eyed Dove.
Its a francolin and fiery necked nightjar
that bird call made me quit this vid...WHY? >:( Why did u not cut the video properly?
Which bird call are you referring to? We prefer to keep the audio recording as original and natural as possible.
well if u listen to the whole thing u will notice...that is ok,but since it is suppose to relax people a sudden,extremely loud bird cal shouldn't be in the mix. even thou it is from the original
No, because you're supposed to mention the time stamp when you heard that bird call. Not to mention, it's already been requested that you indicate the time stamp you heard whatever you heard.
Love all the sounds and that it's been kept authentic. Awesome.
I like it just the way it is! Thank you for NOT doctoring the audio, since doing so would imply that you know better than Nature what is a wholesome and primordial sound.