Sounds of the American Southwest

Javelinas, rattlesnakes, wild felines and amphibians define the acoustic landscape of the American Southwest. Their sounds, captured during different seasons in the Chiricahua Mountain, Tucson and Pacific regions, allow you the opportunity to explore a unique ecosystem.

Track Listing

101	Chiricahua Mountain Region: Sounds of the Dry Season	Charles M. Bogert	11:16
102	Chiricahua Mountain Region: Sounds of the Wet Season	Charles M. Bogert	15:25
103	Tucson Region: Sounds of the Wet Season - Inca Dove and Red-Shafted Flicker/ Javalina or Peccary, Grunts / Longhorn Beetle, Sounds / Desert Bobcat, Chirping / Tiger Rattlesnake/ Sonoran Spadefoot, Colorado River, and Western Spadefoot Toads...	Charles M. Bogert	12:04
104	Pacific Region - Pacific Tree Frog, Mating Chorus / Pacific Tree Frog, Chorus with Individual Calls of California Canyon Tree Frog / Great Plains Toad, Mating Chorus /	Charles M. Bogert	05:17
105	Miscellaneous Sounds - Mountain Lion or Puma, Purr of Captive / Arizona Twin-Spotted Rattlesnake / Mojave Rattler, Rattling of Half-Grown Individual / Sonoran Spadefoot Toad, When Seized by a Hognosed Snake	Charles M. Bogert	03:48