Wind whips through distant stands of lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta), as dusk descends at the shore of Rosalie Lake near the Uinta crest. A boreal chorus frog emerges in a sheltered, marshy nook near the lakeshore and begins to call, echoed soon afterward by other frogs nearby.
July 18th, 2025, 04:45 pm
Sounds of the Wild
Rosalie
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Published July 18th, 2025, 04:45 pm
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Wind whips through distant stands of lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta), as dusk descends at the shore of Rosalie Lake near the Uinta crest. A boreal chorus frog emerges in a sheltered, marshy nook near the lakeshore and begins to call, echoed soon afterward by other frogs nearby.
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Sounds of the Wild
This is a curated collection of stereo field recordings captured during production of the Uinta Triangle podcast. Real outdoor locations across Australia, New Zealand and the United States are represented. The natural soundscapes include weather and wildlife, with minimal or no anthropogenic interruptions. In most cases, these tracks begin and end at points that repeat cleanly, allowing them to be endlessly looped for purposes of relaxation, meditation, or as a sleep aid.
