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AB recording of amphibian voices and chorus insects at Apenkwa, Ghana. Apenkwa is a new addition to areas in and around Koforidua where wetlands have been highly affected by building and construction activities. The amphibian calls are characterized by low frequeny croaks, and textures, and are spread across the stereofield. Subtle musical beats can be heard from afar. Recording by Emmanuel Baffoe. Field Recording Mentoring, Monitoring, Editing, and Mastering by Samuel Kudjodzi. Emmanuel Baffoe is one of 5 trainees selected for the Soundscape Ecology Education Ghana program organised by Samuel Kudjodzi, Founder of CSEM (Center for Soundscape Ecology and Multimedia) @csem_official. This project is supported by earth fm with field recording equipment set.
About the place
Koforidua is a city of about 151,255 people in Eastern, Ghana. OttoAnna lists 51 field recordings from here.
Recorded nearby
Amphibian voices and chorus insects at Apenkwa, Ghana. No.1
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Reverberant amphibian chorus at Apenkwa, Ghana
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Voices of multi-specie amphibians
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Sources & credits
- “3P88+QG, Koforidua, Ghana - Amphibian voices and chorus insects at Apenkwa, Ghana. No.2” by Samuel Kudjodzi – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0