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Our recording location - the Julius River in the Tarkine rainforest The river flows through ancient mytle beech and tree fern forest... ... over shallow rapids and into deep pools forming slow eddies The Tarkine rainforest has Gondwanan origins <br>possibly dating back over a hundred million years, ... and is the second largest temperate rainforest in the world Tree ferns overhang still pools... ... and form a midstory in the forest uphill Pink Robin, a distinctive voice which can be heard intermittently on this recording Sometimes the vegtation forms a shady, dense tangle... ... while in other places the forest floor is quite open <br>with giant trees soaring upward, their trunks covered in mosses The loud clanging calls of Black Currawongs are a signature sound of the Tasmanian forests The river provides some lovely spots... ... for quiet reflection A diminutive Tasmanian Thornbill The water changes its sonic character at every bend and set of rapids On location. SASS microphone with Sound Devices 302 digital recorder
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Our recording location - the Julius River in the Tarkine rainforest

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