Leslie Gulch Crickets, September 2010
from Owyhee Canyonlands by John Hartog
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Leslie Gulch Crickets, September 2010
Recorded September 4, 2010. Very early morning, around 4 a.m.
Length: 12 minutes
In the quietest moments before the morning light, the crickets still sing under a crescent moon, calmed by the cooling of the night.
Below towering cliffs, basalt spires, and unique honeycomb formations, Leslie Gulch opens to a grassland valley which eventually leads to the Owyhee River. This recording was taken only a short hike away from the Slocum Creek campground.
Album cover and image of recording gear on location by John Hartog.
Recorded September 4, 2010. Very early morning, around 4 a.m.
Length: 12 minutes
In the quietest moments before the morning light, the crickets still sing under a crescent moon, calmed by the cooling of the night.
Below towering cliffs, basalt spires, and unique honeycomb formations, Leslie Gulch opens to a grassland valley which eventually leads to the Owyhee River. This recording was taken only a short hike away from the Slocum Creek campground.
Album cover and image of recording gear on location by John Hartog.
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from Owyhee Canyonlands,
released July 12, 2014
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John Hartog Portland, Oregon
John Hartog
Natural Soundscape Recording
Portland,
Oregon USA
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A tribute to the world's vanishing quiet places
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