African wildlife sounds | Mashatu Game Reserve, Botswana - Morning nature sounds 🌍 112

African wildlife sounds which are perfect to listen to first if you are considering traveling on a wildlife safari holiday.
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Morning safari nature sounds from a wetland in Mashatu Game Reserve, Botswana. Perfect for yoga, meditation and relaxation. Listen out for a variety of birds, lions roaring in the distance and more safari sounds.
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 - Mashatu Game Reserve, Botswana.
Date - 17 Febraury 2009
Time - 06:10am - 07:08am
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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.

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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 👍

[@handyhowtos2774]

Great recording!

[@DestinationAudio]

+handyhowto's Thanks!

[@VirtualAmbiance]

Beautiful African nature sounds!!

[@DestinationAudio]

+Virtual Ambiance Glad you like them!

[@heatherstub]

I think you outdid yourself here! I agree with the others that this is the best yet. Keep 'em coming. Do you have any plans to go make some more?

[@DestinationAudio]

Fantastic, glad you like it. We have a few more on the way :)

[@relaxingnaturemusic2226]

Nice one, the best one yet!

[@DestinationAudio]

+Relaxing Nature Music Thanks guys, your videos are great as well!

[@heatherstub]

Right after 1:45 is when I hear some lions in the distance. Good going!

[@DestinationAudio]

Good sport Heather!

[@heatherstub]

I think there's an app from the Cornell University Ornothology dept with an extensive list of birds' songs and the type of bird you hear. I've not come across it yet, but if someone does, could you please advise what it's called? I believe it's free, but I'm not entirely sure.

[@DestinationAudio]

Very interesting, we haven't heard of it. Hopefully we'll find it too!