13 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Western Australia"

A galah calling in the australian bush - bells rapids, western australia.

Walyunga is a haven of peace and tranquility just outside of perth. It's one of my favourite hikes in the area, as it's only a couple of hours long and combines proximity to water, a bit of a climb, stunning views of perth's skyline, solitude, and gorgeous flora and fauna. This recording was done in june, 2020 using a tascam dr-05x.

A loud and gregarious murder of crows! recorded at yellagonga regional park, western australia.

Australian magpie (western) 'gymnorhina tibicen dorsalis', family group carolling warbling in kings park perth western australia. Magpies call in family groups to locate each other, acert dominance and too defend their territory. (recorded august 2016, trimmed to 30s).

Recording of serpentine falls in perth, wa, with frogs in the background.

Recorded january 2013 at a beutiful pink salt lake in western australia.

This is a hq field recording of a family group of kookaburras in kings park western australia. The other name for the australian kookaburra is the australian jackass. There are other birds in the background.

Morning chorus at yalgorup national park, western australia.

Atmos of a popular bar in the western burbs of melbourne, recorded on an iphone.

A warm late afternoon field recording along an almost empty stretch of highway in western australia. Recorded with an olympus ls-100. Feel free to comment and use as needed.

Magpie family group singing/calling in the morning in kings park perth western australia. Magpies call in family groups to locate each other, acert dominance and too defend their territory.

This is a snippet of perth's majestic bird life. The birds that feature in this recording are black cockatoos, and it was taken at the kensington bushland reserve at dusk. These birds are tribal, have incredible energy, and are extremely communicative, and hearing them squawk is one of my favourite parts of living here.

A summer morning field recording at newport lakes reserve, a former bluestone quarry and rubbish tip in the western melbourne suburb of newport. The area is now a vast suburban park with a native nursery and twin human-made lakes, popular with many species of birds and people. This recording was made using a sony pcm-m10 recorder's built-in omnidirectional stereo microphones. It was taken on january 15 2011 at 8. 30am, on unceded boon wurrung land, part of the eastern kulin nations. I acknowledge the sovereignty of the traditional owners and pay my respects to their elders and all first nations people.