oh my god. This is what I would imagine moth man sounds like.That's crazy!

A migrating flock of Bean Goose and Greater White-fronted Goose (and Whooper Swans) resting on the fields of Preiviiki in Wester Finland. The flock of maybe one to two thousand birds is leaving the field for getting out to the sea ice for night and gets active.

From an over night recording with microphones hidden in the woods by the field.

(AT4022 ab60cm, MixPre3 32>24, +2dB, no processing, Flac)

A few Geese - 26/3/2021 - Preiviiki Fields

Early morning by little Rengaskari Reef, less than a mile from our shore. This is an excerpt from an over night recording. Had to do a low cut as there's been some low rumble from an unknown source that has affected all nightly recordings of this spring from the sea side. (and is still audible)
Birds: Common Eider, Greylag Goose, Barnacle Goose, Mew Gull

Updating www.rupuranta.net

(MKH8020 ab80cm, MixPre II 32>24, Flac)

Morning by Rengaskari Reef - 20/4/2021 - Makholma Finland

8 April 2018

A long, cold and snowy winter is finally coming to an end. Just after dawn during a nocturnal unattended sound recording in an old forest. Black grouse is on the leks, and the voices of overflying Whooper swans can be heard. Chaffinches are migrating, and the local Willow tits have begun singing. Black and Great Spotted woodpeckers are drumming, but Ravens steal she show acoustically. Feels good to be alive.

SD MixPre-3 with stereo-matched Sennheiser MKH8020s attached to a tree trunk. Amplified 6 dB, 100 Hz low cut filter in post.

Into the old-growth forest – spring advancing, woodpeckers and Raven come alive

Short excerpt from a 15-hour recording session deep in the Harenna cloud forest, Southern Ethiopia. Elusive predators and big ungulates roam these dense woods, some of them still unidentified.

Recorded with Sennheiser DMS. Get more sounds at https://mindful-audio.com

180928 Morning in Harenna Forest, Southern Ethiopia

In a shallow valley (exactly 53°09'14.8"N 4°23'51.7"W)

Gathering at Cerrig-mawr

Curlews at high tide, Stutton Mill, Stour Estuary Suffolk UK. With redshank, oystercatchers and brent geese in background.

Stutton Mill curlews 240320

Whip-poor-will and Snipe

last section of an overnight recording with the bird singing for 8h straight. may 2020

Thrush Nightingale (Luscinia luscinia)

Short excerpts from a recording of fruit bats feeding on the flowers of suburban River Gums, with pitch dropped down one octave and time expanded 200 per cent. No post-processing on the original excerpts, nor after time and pitch shift. Recorded around 01:00, just after rain, in Autumn. (Best listened to with good quality headphones with a flat frequency response.)

(Original recording here: https://soundcloud.com/hearingbeings/20200419-fruit-bats-feeding-on-flowering-suburban-gum-trees-autumn-night-excerpt.)

2020.04.19 Fruit Bats Feeding on Flowering Suburban Gum Trees: Time and Pitch Shifted.

Barred Owls hoot and American Beaver chew and moan near their den. Recorded at 2 am on 23 September 2020 in Shindagin Hollow near Brooktondale, New York. © Lang Elliott. 

Note: This is a binaural recording ... use headphones to experience an immersive 3D effect.

Busy as a Beaver

Elephants, hoofed mammals, big cats, hyenas, birds, they all come to the waterhole to drink. If you want to see, hear or study wildlife, waterholes are the place to be.  Longer soundscape at https://youtu.be/LOKnQziT0ug

African Wildlife At Waterhole

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2020.04.19 Fruit Bats Feeding on Flowering Suburban Gum Trees: Time and Pitch Shifted.

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