The members and committee of the Wildlife Sound Recording Society (WSRS) have kindly agreed to provide us with a variety of professional and amateur recordings of wildlife – from the Scottish Isles to the Great Barrier Reef – for inclusion within our programmes. Founded in 1968, WSRS is probably the oldest sound recording society in the world.

• Fantasy Island
  
  Wildlife Recordist Alan Burbidge shares a wild and windy sail around the Inner Hebrides with his wife Teresa and captures the sounds of many different sea birds.
  
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• Rooks and Barn Swallows
  
  In these two pieces, Angel Peres Grandi offers recordings of different birds in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland - the second with the assistance of his young children.
  
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• Wildlife in Kenya's Masai Mara
  
  Recordist Chris Watson has travelled widely in his professional life. Here he recalls the sounds of different wild animals as they interact in Maasai Mara, the large national game reserve in Narok, Kenya, which is contiguous with the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.
  
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• Dawn Chorus in New Zealand
  
  Local sound recordist Kartik brings us the sounds of many birds including the dawn chorus on South Island, New Zealand.
  
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• The Corn Crake
  
  Jo Kennedy travels to the Isle of Tiree in search of the Corn Crake. Also known as 'Sunshine Island', Tiree is the most westerly of the Inner Hebrides, off the west coast of Scotland.
  
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• Nightingales
  
  On his way to record the dawn chorus in woodland close to his family home in Kent, Greg Green is surprised - and delighted - to encounter some nightingales.
  
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