Louisiana Soundscapes
"Let Your Ears be Your
Guide" Please note: These
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Also, because of the limitations of bandwidth the original recording quality
has been downgraded to that of AM Radio to make them play faster. If you
hear skips try to wait a moment and then replay. Please do not copy
without written permission. Copyright 2003; George Payne March along with a Mardi
Gras Parade
Listen as a Street Car Eases It Way Down St. Charles past Napoleon.
Ding! Ding! Ding!!
Hear the Streetcar's Bell! Relax on a Boat while
Drifting Through a Swamp
Or Listen to the Swamp at
Midnight
Or the Call of the
Carolina Wren
and Fighting
Tufted Titmice A Few of Our Natural Sounds Click on the link in Blue. The sounds of western Louisiana snow geese. A Osprey responding to a
threat. A common sound of the night, the common nighthawk. A Eastern Towee
calling for a mate. A red-shouldered
hawk claiming his territory. An angry tufted
titmouse Another version of the A singing The park favorite Boat-Tailed
Grackle The Angry Squirrel A Red
Bellied Woodpeckers A Red Bellied woodpecker tap -- TAP! TAP! TAP! Hear an American Crow Call out ---
Hah Hah Ha Special Note: Because of the size of
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