nocturno[ostreros] from Lima2November by Pepi Amodeo
Parejas de ostreros (Haematopus palliatus) se distribuyen a lo largo de la costa sur del islote. En el fondo, un coro de estridulaciones del cangrejo cavador (Neohelice granulata). Una leve reverberación, artificio de la técnica de grabación. Junto a esta escena el barco encallado Usurbil y una marisma de espartinas (Spartina sp.) que llega al horizonte.
Several couples of american oystercatchers (Haematopus palliatus) distribute along the southern coastline of the island. In the background, a chorus of stridulations generated by burrowing crabs (Neohelice granulata). A soft reverb, consequence of the recording technique. Beside this scene, the grounded ship “Usurbil” and marshlands (Spartina sp.) extend to the horizon.
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| 22. | nocturno[ostreros] | 1:17 |
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