Nightingale singing not far from Salthouse Heath, North Norfolk. Recorded on the 24th April 2011 around 11:45pm. You can hear the sea in the far distance &amp; a couple of distant barks from what I think are Muntjac Deer.


NIGHTINGALE SINGING

Bird: Indian Koyal (Cuckoo), member of the cuckoo order of birds, the Cuculiformes. Scientific Name Eudynamys scolopaceus .
Location: Ulhasnagar near Mumbai, India.
Time: 4:00 AM
Original Recording in 96kHz/24-bit


Indian Koyal (Cuckoo) in my house garden Mumbai, India 4th May 2011 4:00 AM

Great reed warbler in Jeżewo (Kuyavian-Pomerania, Poland)

2011-05-21 Field Recording at Nikko Tochigi Japan.
Field Recording Sound Map: http://goo.gl/N8KQX

Nikko Bird 3 日光でフィールドレコーディング

Four JRF Hydrophones (under water microphones) in Felbrigg lake recorded June 2011.
Sounds of creatures and bubbles from the pondweed.
Can anybody let me know what these creatures / bugs are?
I know you can hear this sound quite often in lakes, ponds etc in the UK.


CREATURES UNDERWATER IN FELBRIGG LAKE

Recorded using two DPA 4060 mics on a coathanger outside the entrance of a beehive. I was dressed well for this recording with a bee suit and marigold rubber gloves.
This was a great experience recording these amazing creatures, but not easy wearing headphones on the outside of a bee hat!
I also tried recording with JRF contact microphones, see other bee recording on "Tolly music".


BEEHIVE

I was not expecting this sound from a train pass by. Tonight I recorded some trains passing by along the lake in a very secluded area. The MKH-8040ST rig was set close to the tracks and captured this strange sound. As the train was approaching from around the corner of a cliff, the tracks started to sound electric!

Train Railroad Track Tickle

Just after dawn, cows responding to calls from cows in another field.
(This is the original field recording used in my happy christmas message to SC!)


COWS CALLING (to another field of cows!)

For the Designingsound.org/sonic-terrain.com year end sonic-mash. More info: http://designingsound.org/2012/01/year-end-sonic-mash-the-soundscape/

Year End Sonic-Mash

Recording of a native Shrimp with a JrF hydrophone in a rock pool on the Norfolk coast UK.
First sound which is also repeated is normal speed, followed by the recording slowed down twice and finally four times slower.


SHRIMP (small prawn) sound in a rock pool!

From Opeth's album "Still Life"
Covered by me (on keyboards) and my ex-metal band "Northern Gate".
I also did the recordings, arrangement and mixing.

http://www.reverbnation.com/northerngate
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Northern-Gate/116423165059666


Indian Koyal (Cuckoo) in my house garden Mumbai, India 4th May 2011 4:00 AM

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