Birds · Afternoon
Pyrrhuloxia (Cardinalis sinuatus)
Last bird calls from a quiet afternoon in the Chihuahuan Desert. BirdNET Analyzer identified this as a likely Cardinalis sinuatus.
Bird photo: Andy Morffew · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Big Bend Region · Far West Texas
Small moments from a very big landscape.
Original bird recordings and nature photographs from the remote Chihuahuan Desert of Far West Texas.
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Bird sounds from Far West Texas
A small collection of original field recordings. More will be added as the desert gives us something new to hear.
Birds · Afternoon
Birds · Evening
Evening Bird Calls
Birdsong and calls as the light begins to fade over Far West Texas.
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media/audio/bird-recording-02.mp3
Birds · Desert
Birds in the Open Desert
Natural bird calls with the soft background sound of the desert.
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media/audio/bird-recording-03.mp3
Birds · Dusk
Last Calls of the Day
A final set of bird calls before the desert settles into night.
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media/audio/bird-recording-04.mp3
To add your four recordings:
put them in
/media/audio/ using the filenames shown above, then replace the placeholders with the audio markup in README-FIRST.txt.
From the cameras
A few views from the desert
This area is intentionally small. Add a few favorite wildlife-camera images, sunsets, weather shots or landscape photos whenever you have them.
About the project
Just sharing what the desert gives us.
Big Bend Wild is a small, independent project created to share authentic sounds and images from the greater Big Bend region of Far West Texas.
Right now the collection is simple: a handful of bird recordings and a few images from the desert. Over time, it may grow to include wildlife, storms, night skies, video and other natural moments from the area.
About the location
The recordings and images come from a remote area of Far West Texas within the greater Big Bend region. Specific roads, coordinates and private-property locations are intentionally not published.
Nothing to sell
Just the sights and sounds of Far West Texas.
This site exists simply to share the quieter side of the region with anyone who enjoys nature.