The Diversity of Animal Sounds (CD)

The greatest hits CD from the world of animal sounds! Features some of nature's most spectacular and surprising songs, calls, and other animal sounds from across the globe. Includes whales, birds, lions, monkeys, elephants, insects, frogs, and more.

Bird Songs in Jamaica (2 Cassettes)

This sound guide identifies 119 species found in Jamaica, including such characteristic species as Chestnut-bellied Cuckoo, Jamaican Euphonia and more. Includes recordings of all resident land birds, and more than two dozen endemic species.

Bird Songs of the Rocky Mountains (3 Cassettes)

This set covers more than 250 bird species of the Rocky Mountain states and provinces. Contains longer examples and more calls than any other guide. An ideal tool for identification and expanding one’s repertoire of the birds of the Rocky Mountains.

Costa Rican Bird Song Sampler (CD)

This disc contains 184 of the most often heard Costa Rican birds (nearly a third of the country's resident species). The sounds are numbered and sequenced to follow the order in which they appear in the plates in A Guide to the Birds of Costa Rica.

Sounds of Neotropical Rainforest Mammals (2 CD)

This two-CD guide presents the characteristic sounds of 109 species of rainforest mammals, most never before published. Featured are the voices and sounds of 54 primates and 55 other mammals.

Bird Songs of Florida (Cassette)

This recording identifies 109 species of Florida birds. It presents the characteristic and diagnostic sounds made by these birds, including, Wood Stork, Florida Scrub-Jay, and many more. Includes 12 page booklet.

Frog and Toad Calls of the Rocky Mountains (Cassette)

An audio guide identifying 38 species of frogs and toads that occur in the Rocky Mountains and Southwestern states and provinces.. The one-hour cassette is accompanied by a 28-page booklet.

Frog and Toad Calls of the Rocky Mountains (CD)

An audio guide identifying 38 species of frogs and toads that occur in the Rocky Mountains and Southwestern states and provinces.. The CD is accompanied by a 28-page booklet.

Birdsongs of Nepal (Cassette)

This audio guide features 66 species and identifies many others heard as background sounds. Includes many "geographical endemics, especially a number of highland varieties," many of them are skulkers more easily sought by sound than sight. Audio Cassette

Voices of the Cloud Forest (CD)

A journey through a day in Costa Rica's Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve. The production runs interrupted for 33 minutes and then is repeated with the addition of a narrative describing the sounds through the trip.

Voices of the Cloud Forest (Cassette)

A journey through a day in Costa Rica's Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve. The production runs interrupted for 33 minutes and then is repeated with the addition of a narrative describing the sounds through the trip.

Birds of Eastern Ecuador (Cassette)

An audio guide to 99 species, accompanied by an annotated list of the habitats and recording localities. Covers many important and vocally prevalent species, including 6 tinamou species, 10 nightbirds, 5 woodcreepers, and 23 antbirds. Audio Cassette.

Ocean Voices of the Alaskan Arctic (Cassette)

An audio guide to the underwater sounds of the Arctic Ocean off Point Barrow, Alaska. Includes the sounds of sea ice, undersea choruses of Bearded Seal, Ringed Seal, Bowhead Whale, walrus, and more.

National Geographic Guide to Bird Sounds (Cassette)

The recordings are keyed to page numbers in the second edition of the National Geographic Field Guide. 179 species from across the United States, 120 of which are eastern, are included.
86 minutes. Cassette.

Bird Songs of the Pacific States (Cassette)

These recordings present the primary songs of 130 species found in California, Oregon and Washington. Over 100 songbird species are included as well as seabirds, hawks, owls, grouse, hummingbirds and woodpeckers. Booklet included.

Frogs of Tambopata, Peru (CD)

This audio guide includes the mesmerizing voices of 70 species of frogs found in the Tambopata-Candamo National Park, most from the vicinity of the famous Explorer's Inn, along the Rio Tambopata in Peru. Booklet included.