For the more information about natural sounds and night skies in the National Park Service, please visit http://www.nature.nps.gov/sound_night/.
Sound Clips Used in Activities
Communicating in the Wild
- Sound Clip to Demonstrate Masking (Right click and choose "Save Link As")
Capital Reef's Voice - Sound Clips Used in Program
Only those sound clips recorded by NPS are provided below (Right click on the links and choose "Save Link As"). Other clips can be found using the cited information.
- Aaron Copland’s “Fanfare for the Common Man”
- Cricket; Recorded by Laura Geier in Fruita Area of Capitol Reef National Park
- Black-chinned hummingbird; Recorded by John Neville near the Columbia River
- Common Poorwill; Jeff Rice’s Western Soundscape Archive (WSA), westernsoundscape.org
- Pipistrelle bat
- Coyote; WSA (Jeff Rice), westernsoundscape.org
- Fremont River that cuts through Capitol Reef National Park; Recorded by Laura Geier
- Flashflood; Whitmore Wash; WSA (Jeff Rice), westernsoundscape.org
- Mexican spotted owl; Sound clip taken from www.owlpages.com
- Red spotted toad chorus; WSA (Jeff Rice), westernsoundscape.org
- Bighorn sheep; recorded by from Natural Sounds Program
- Piñon Jays; Recorded by Laura Geier near Golden Throne Trail at Capitol Reef National Park
- Rattlesnake sound; WSA (Jeff Rice), westernsoundscape.org
- Mountain Lion Growl
Last Updated: April 17, 2012
