Kruger Park night sounds | Lake Panic #1, KNP, South Africa - African nature safari sounds 🌍111

African night sounds which are perfect to listen to first if you are considering traveling on a wildlife safari holiday to the Kruger National Park.
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Lake Panic bird hide nighttime nature sounds from the Kruger National Park in South Africa. Hyena calls, hippo noises, nightjar and more safari sounds.
Take a journey through some of the best healing meditation nature sounds and photos that the Kruger National Park has to offer. Use these relaxing safari sounds to improve concentration and sleep. Night time nature and animal sounds from Lake Panic bird hide. Listen out for a variety of bird, bat, mammal & insect species including a noisy pod of hippos and a distant hyena whooping.
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Location - Lake Panic bird hide (near Skukuza rest camp), Kruger National Park, South Africa.
Date - 29 August 2015
Time - 18:05 - 19:35
Recorder - Zoom H1
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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.
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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.

[@DestinationAudio]

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 👍

[@WildtuinMichael]

This is just amazing. Thank you very much. Did you get special permission to be out that late?

[@DestinationAudio]

+WildtuinMichael Glad you like it Michael! We got permission from a ranger friend who works in the park, we left the mic in the hide over night and fetched it again in the morning.

[@elminsterthesage1977]

barred owlet & fiery necked nightjar at 1:07:50

[@DestinationAudio]

Great spot Jon, got love those night time Africa bush sounds.

[@eugeneleonard8248]

Like if bird calls were identified with sounds would be great so we can learn!

[@DestinationAudio]

We can help you identify birds if you let us know at what points they make there sound Eugene :)

[@99Luge]

hyena at 1:08:21

[@jedivenomsnake9487]

6:54 a crocodile

[@DestinationAudio]

That would be amazing Super Venom 😉 What do crocodiles sound like though?

[@99Luge]

at 23:49, what is that bird calling repetitively?

[@DestinationAudio]

+Byron Huntley it's a Fiery-necked Nightjar :)

[@99Luge]

and the name of the animal (i think its a duck or frog) at 1:12:10?

[@DestinationAudio]

Definitely a frog of some sort Byron