(2-CD Set) Here are two CDs, each an hour long, concerning birds living in manmade habitats: towns, villages and suburbs; gardens, parks and orchards; hedgerows and wasteland; meadows and crops. The... more

(2-CD Set) Here are two CDs, each 69 minutes long, concerning birds living in those habitats least affected by man: lowland and mountain forests, cliffs and scree, alpine meadows and mountaintop... more

(2-CD Set) Here are two 60 minute CDs concerning those bird species that occur in southern Europe: Portugal, Spain, Provence, Italy and Greece. A countryside typified by holm oak and olive trees also... more

(2-CD Set) A double CD including the common calls and songs of 79 familiar bird species of towns, villages and the countryside. Classed in four categories, from simple, repeated notes to varied,... more

Five landscapes, five different biotopes, each one with it's specific species, and also it's own acoustics, over a wide range or narrow, in open space or enclosed. All mainly recorded during May, at... more

Anywhere in the countryside of Europe there must be at least a hundred species of bird that sing in the spring. Of these relatively few are loud and musical. Those species have been brought together... more

This CD (recordings by Jean-Luc Herelle) incorporates three successive walks in the world of sound of the English Channel shore where tones of the sea and calls of birds mix into a splendid and... more

This CD presents natural atmosphere recordings (in true stereo) from various parts of Australia : northern Queensland, New South Wales, the Great Dividing Range. The recordings are dominated by the... more

This CD of more than 66 minutes are recordings of the fascinating world of sounds of the Jura forests, realm of the Lynx, which participates in these winter concerts. The listener is taken, during... more

On this CD the listener can hear four long nature recordings that were recorded at night in stereo, in different parts of the world including France, Romania and Kenya. Bernard Fort,... more

(Booklet in French) Monkeys communicate using their most developed senses: mainly sight and hearing, secondarily smell and touch. Visibility is reduced in tropical and equatorial forests where... more

Spring, in the last, mixed virgin forest in Europe (Bialowieza, Poland). Below the magnificent canopy formed by trees several centuries old, the resonant birdsong is magical. This concert featuring... more

... At the very mention of this fabulous animal, the imagination takes off into the realm of hallucination... Robert Mainard This is an entirely digital, stereo recording, made at the Polar Circle... more

This CD allows the listener to discover four long and strange sound atmospheres from the Moroccan Sahara: a donkey market in Tafilat, then an oasis with it's garden and palm groves; an immense... more