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00:00-01:14 Dr. Bernard Krause - "The Ark of the Waterhole" from "African Adventures," Wild Sanctuary NSCD 232382, 1994. Only the best African soundscape ever: A Kenyan waterhole surrounded by hammerkop birds, wildebeests and colobus monkeys. Commissioned by the California Academy of Sciences.
00:22-01:16 Jean C. Roché - "Parc de Tsavo" from "Forêts et savanes africaines," Sittelle 22306, 1989. Von der Decken's Hornbills, Grey-Headed Bush Shrikes, Northern Brubrus, Glossy Drongos and about a dozen other bird species with unique calls.
00:51-01:20 "Hippopotamus" from "Animals of Africa: Sounds of the Jungle, Bush and Plain," Nonesuch Explorer 79705-2, 1973. Recordist(s) not listed. Recorded at Murchison Falls in Uganda.
01:10-01:52 Anthony Walker - "Zimbabwe" from "Nuits Africaines," Sittelle 30004-2, 1995. The woodpecker-like sounds of the Running Frog.
01:17-01:45 "Elephant" from "Animals of Africa" (above). Unmistakable.
01:39-02:50 Dr. Bernard Krause - "The Mighty, Great Gorilla" from "African Adventures" (above). A newborn can be heard cooing at 2:24, along with justifiable chest beating. Recorded in Dian Fossey's camp in Rwanda.
01:41-02:16 Jean C. Roché - "Parc Kruger" from "Forêts et Savanes" (above). More of the same bird from Tsavo that sounds like a depth-sounder.
01:58-02:25 "Hyena" from "Animals of Africa" (above). I always think of Hardy Har Har when I hear these guys.
02:12-02:45 Jean C. Roché - "Parc Du Niokolo-Koba" from "Forêts et savanes" (above). More hippos and Western Baboons, recorded in Senegal.
02:38-03:10 "Leopard" from "Animals of Africa" (above). Snarling at the vervet monkeys in the tree above her kill. Recorded at Aberdare Park in Kenya.
02:55-03:47 "Hyrax" from "Animals of Africa" (above). Small as a rabbit but noisier, these herbivores scream like a cat caught in a trap. I don't know what makes the sound like an air wrench. Recorded in Tsavo Park like Roché.
I had a dozen more recordings picked out, but they made the track too dense or too long.