Around 1650 BST on a windy day in May 2016
A Skylark sings above a tremendous roar of the Atlantic winds.  The shrill calls of Palearctic Oystercatchers combine with the drones of occasional insects, the falling songs of Meadow Pipits, vocalisations from Herring Gulls, metallic twitters from Barn Swallows, and the sharp notes of Pied Wagtails.
Listening to this short soundscape is by no means a recipe for relaxation!

A Blustery Northerly Breeze Across The North Pond

A member of the UK-based Wildlife Sound Recording Society, I have been capturing Natural Soundscapes for over twenty years, in Europe, Africa, Asia, and North and South America.

A Blustery Northerly Breeze Across The North Pond

Ian Christopher Todd