Frog Chorus sound effects, 4 libraries in all. Most are filed under Ambience and Nature, and they come from 4 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
Frog pond sound effects recorded beside a small pond in Thailand, with eight 96kHz recordings totalling 30 minutes of close-up and distant frog calls, including a rainy night.
Temperate rainforest wetland sound effects capturing Pacific chorus frog choruses, dawn chorus birdsong from song sparrow, Pacific wren and robin, and wind in canopy across dawn, afternoon, evening and night in 96kHz/24-bit.
Pristine Tasmanian wilderness comes alive through immersive sound effects featuring native birds, frogs, and insects across diverse locations, from rainforests to coastal areas.
Natural habitat recordings capture distinct sound effects of ten frog species and mixed choruses from Québec's mating season, offering lengthy high-resolution audio at 96kHz/24bit quality.
This collection offers 20 long, high-resolution spring birdsong sound effects recorded in remote woodlands and forests. Features authentic ambiences including nightingale, blackbird, robin, owl, and woodpecker species.
Natural Mediterranean sound effects capture Mount Ida's diverse ecosystem, featuring pristine recordings of flowing waters, woodland ambiance, wildlife calls, and dawn chorus across different times and perspectives.
Joshua Tree desert bird sound effects featuring Gambel's Quail calls, squabbling, wing flutters, cactus wren, white-crowned sparrow, raven calls, and distant coyote howls recorded near the national park.
This collection of over 200 natural ambience sound effects from German forests includes loops, transitions, and variations with detailed embedded metadata on wildlife, weather, and environments.
96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo, Ambisonic A, Ambisonic B.
Pristine Bolivian wilderness recordings capture natural sound effects from Samaipata's forests and rivers, available in both B-Format AmbiX and stereo configurations for versatile production use.
Natural sound effects featuring crickets, cicadas, and grasshoppers recorded across Europe and Southeast Asia, ranging from individual chirps to full swarm ambiences with minimal background noise.