Recording of a person playing with an Audubon bird caller, part of the Avian Choir.

Audubon Bird Caller, 2019

Field recording from John Heinz Wildlife Refuge in summer 2019.

John Heinz Soundscape - Courting Bird Chatter

harp & vocals
recorded in Galveston, Texas

Texas 1.2

cuckoo birds singing

Not the best of recordings as recorded on my iphone so you may have to turn up your volume. It was a little windy at the location so I'm surprised it's recorded as good as it has.

Corncrake Rathlin Island

Bird Sounds from Timpanogos Mountains of Utah

BIRDS 003.WAV

Hi beloved folks, Gré Maillard speaking. As you know perhaps I've always been a big fan of Swound Sound, an Austrian radio DJ mix show hosted by Viennese living legends Makossa and Sugar B which turned 30 years in January 2022. Today's styles of this very entertaining transmission are much more electronic (Downtempo, House, Afro House and so on) than in the first years (1992 to 1995) when many old funky tunes were spinned by music mastermind Makossa, and also many reggae and dub songs. One very funny example which was definitely played (I've got a memory like an elephant, *lol*) in one of the countless Swound Sound shows was "Woodpecker Sound" by famous Jamaican reggae singer and musician Jah Woosh, which contains very funny cackling vocals when Jah Woosh sings on the nature of the woodpecker bird (and I'm almost sure that a woodpecker definitely doesn't sound like this).

A few days ago I had the big honour to play the warm-up DJ set of the 30 years of Swound Sound celebration and it was clear for me to play the Woodpecker Sound but I didn't wanted to play the original song because I only wanted the funny cackling and didn't wanted the religious rastafarian parts of Jah Woosh's lyrics. So I remixed it in contemporary Downtempo style, and voilà, it fitted perfectly to all other Downtempo edit of the well-known oldschool songs. And now it's here for you to listenen to it and to download it for free. Hope you enjoy! Big love!!! <3 <3 <3

Woodpecker Sound (Gré Maillard Edit)

Free Download

Jah Woosh - Woodpecker Sound (Gré Maillard Edit)

The English name comes from the Old English ceaffinc, where ceaf is "chaff" and finc "finch". Chaffinches were likely given this name because after farmers thresh their crops, these birds sometimes spend weeks picking through heaps of discarded chaff for grain.

Common Chaffinch (Fringilla Coelebs) - calls

My pet Budgie loves to sing, she tries her little heart out, lives for music.

Mate Serenade in A

Damos la bienvenida a la primavera con esta mezcla de sonidos. Podrás escuchar el canto del 7 colores, el totorero, ostero amaricano y más aves que encontrás en el humedal Pantanos de Villa. Síguenos en nuestro Facebook e Instagram para saber más de las actividades que realizamos en pro de la conservación de la única área natural protegida de Lima.

Disfruta de la primavera en Pantanos de Villa

Gentle Rain at night for Sleep, Insomnia, Study, Relax. Gentle Night Rain Sounds

Rain falls west

I would like to thank everyone that has donated or otherwise supported Nature is my Jam by liking, following, sharing and/or subscribing to the podcast. Your support goes directly to creating future episodes and allows this podcast to be ad-free and 100% listener supported. Your kindness means the world to me and I hope you might feel inspired to explore the natural areas where you live.

My recordings from the upper peninsula are not useable because some type of critter thought it would be fun to chew the microphone cable. I didn’t notice until I got back to Traverse City, but I had to order a replacement cable. Of the 30 hours of recorded files, I could only salvage what you heard in the episode last week. As you know, I went to the eastern UP hoping to record wolves. The good? I found the wolves and tracked them for two days before setting up my recorders. The bad? They are very elusive and difficult to capture on “tape”. I have a few seconds of what might be a howl, but it is distant and could also be a Common Loon. 

Welcome to the 17th episode of the Nature is my Jam podcast! Because of some technical difficulties while I was in the upper peninsula, I had to dig into some older files for this week’s episode. Not to fear, though. We are in Leelanau County again and we are going to be spoiled with a menagerie of bird calls recorded in an open meadow. How many birds make up a menagerie?? I don’t know that answer but we have 10 birds for the price of admission. And not just any birds. We are talking Common Yellowthroats, Magnolia Warblers, Black-capped Chickadees, Pileated Woodpeckers, Red-shouldered Hawks, Blue Jays (song and calls!), Crows, and more. 

Northport is a tiny village near the tip of the Leelanau Peninsula that has beautiful rolling hills, forests, farmland and perhaps my favorite, expansive open meadows that soak up the sun and play host to a who’s who of Northern Michigan wildlife. This recording, as I mentioned above, is very much bird forward to the listening palate. 

As always, I welcome your thoughts and hope you enjoy this episode. Thanks again for your continued support! 

Recording Summary:
	•	Date and Time: 9/7/2022 | 7:00 AM
	•	Location: Leelanau County, Michigan, USA
	•	Landscape/Feature: Wide Open Meadow just outside the village of Northport
	•	Conditions: Morning, Sunny, Light Breeze
	•	Recording Device: Zoom F6 Field Recorder
	•	Microphone(s): Audio Technica BP 4025
	•	Digital Audio Workstation: Adobe Audition

17 - Field Recording: Yellowthroats, Hawks, Chickadees and Warblers

The Sound of Water is a playlist consist of different water flowing sounds recorded in various locations across Australia. We insist on having pure ambience as nature intended and are free of vocals, machines and music.

The Sound of Water - Track 7

This is a recording of a Monday morning between 6:30 and 8:30 am. Apart from the sounds of birds and frogs, you can also hear the sound of the lawn mover which makes you think who could possibly be using a lawn mower at 7 am near the city without waking up the next day to death threats from their neighbors.

Monday morning in the forest near Wolgastsee in Świnoujście, Poland, 26/09/2022

what's destroying you?

Recorded with silicone ears with one pair of EM272 capsules inside the ear canal in order to experiment with binaural recordings.

This recording, which was captured in Jan 2023, features a busy countryside morning with the sounds of birds, dogs, chainsaws, small passenger planes, sheep and geese.

DIY 3D Ears - L1

BLACK. AUTISTIC. ANARCHIST. HARPIST. LIBRARIAN.

Field Recordist | Photographer | Filmmaker

Érase una vez en El Humedal es un proyecto de audiocuentos elaborados por niñas y niños peruanos en alianza con la Autoridad Municipal de Los Pantanos de Villa, con el objetivo de promover la conciencia medioambiental desde la infancia. En esta primera temporada participan estudiantes de instituciones de educación básica ubicadas en la Zona de Reglamentación Especial Pantanos de Villa, en Chorrillos. Cada viernes se compartirá un nuevo episodio. Para más información nos encuentras en Facebook (Pantanos de Villa - Prohvilla https://www.facebook.com/prohvillaoficial) y en Instagram (@pantanosdevillaoficial https://www.instagram.com/pantanosdevillaoficial/).

How to record high quality nature sounds.

Field recordings, nature and bird sounds.

Welcome to Hearth Sound 

Hearth Sound is the home of nature's resonance and earth's heart beat. We provide the most relaxing sounds nature has to offer all recorded locally in Australia. 

We focused on providing nature/wildlife ambience sounds as nature intended without human interference, so no vocals or machines will be in the recordings and no music of any kind in our videos. Our aim is to bring consciousness to the sounds of nature while being immersed in the resonance, the sounds of nature can heal you, help you relax and touch you deeply. 

Today we live in a time where technologies rule our lives and we barely get the chance to sit down and listen to what nature has provided for us, if you listen carefully you will realize there is a lot going on! The wind, birds, insects, water and the general sense of peacefulness.

It is recommended to wear ear-covering headphones to the best experience

All recordings are recorded locally and free of copyright

Szeretet is the Hungarian word for love. And that's all what Szeretet Records stands for: Love is the message and the message is love. Vienna based DJ and bedroom producer Gré Maillard's imprint delivers the outcome of borderless love and passion for electronic music. There may be a lot of hatred in our contemporary world, but here comes the antidote namely infatuation, lovesickness, passion, happy love affairs, empathy, mental sickness … all but not malice and shitstorms! Now there's only one thing left to say: Enjoy and spread some love!!! <3 <3 <3

P.S.: Szeretet Records is happy and thankful for every donation!!!
https://paypal.me/mairgregor?locale.x=de_DE

my (@momoksha 's) sound diary!📔
random sounds of planet earth~🌏🎶
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let's relax and recharge together..🍵

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heyyy! I'm momoksha and one of the things that i love the most in the world is nature!
like how some people like to collect stamps or coins or comic books, i like collecting different sounds!
So, one day i thought ..why not share some of them! So, here is my sound collection!
thank you so much for listening!❤
oh! and along with sounds i also like recording nature videos sometimes.. those are now on the 'momo's sound diary' youtube channel!🌏🎶

New tracks tagged #bird sounds