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The sounds of night, the ones we seldom hear. When the nocturnal species of the Forests and Wetlands awake. The album takes in many of my favorite recordings from my ventures into the woods at night or before first light at various times of the year. It really is wonderful to listen to these sounds, without our eyes and ears, it lets our imaginations run a little wild! Most of these recordings come from the forests of Nova Scotia, Canada and perhaps my favorite, 'Coyote Family' is a rare 'look' into the sounds from two Coyote families feeding on a dead Moose..

Other recordings include a family of Beavers feeding at night to the landing of Canada Geese on a lake in the early morning and the power of a thundering train as it rumbles through a country railway crossing at midnight in the Spring its air horn echoing over the landscape. The first light of the new day brings us to the edge of an Alder Wetland in the Boreal forest and the Barred owl calls as the wings of Little Brown Bats are heard amongst the gurgle of a stream and the North wind in the Spruce.

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from From Shore To Sanctuary, track released January 5, 2012

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Mark Brennan Nova Scotia

Canadian Visual artist & Nature Recordist, Mark Brennan's, interest in wild places has led him on a path of self discovery. As a landscape painter, naturalist & nature recordist his travels have taken him to Wilderness areas across Canada. From Banff National Park to the windswept coastlines of Labrador, his relationship with nature has deepended over time & with it - his work in wild nature. ... more

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