This is a wonderful capture, I really enjoyed it, thanks!

Don't laugh, but I had to literally close my sliding glass door to distinguish between your birds and mine outside.  Nice job!

Nature sometimes gives us the best ambient chillout music. Thanx 4 sharing  :-)

The Empress cicada starts calling as the sun sets, just as daytime birds are winding down their calls and nighttime creatures are waking up. You first hear distant ones, and it almost sounds like some industrial metal cutting process. Long version at https://youtu.be/6ZPDYlvj7MM

The weird sound of the Empress cicada

Species: Mistle thrush (Turdus viscivorus)
Date and time of recording: 25 April 2021, 6.45am
Location: Florence Court Forest Park, County Fermanagh, Ireland
Habitat: Old estate managed woodland
Gear: Sennheiser 8040 on parabolic dish, 744t recorder

Mistle Thrush

The close action of a pair of Ural Owls was so fascinating that I failed to notice the display of northern lights. 3.03.2024, Saueaugu, Estonia.
The noise from Tallinn-Tartu high traffic motorway.

Ural Owls and Northern Lights

Fen Violet

Chris Watson Invertebrate Harmonics

Taken from the album 'taking into account only a portion of your emotions' released as CD and Download

taking into account only a portion of your emotions

pinkcourtesyphone 'Reference Point Intermission 1' (EMEGO 236)

Thought it would be nice to upload a half hour recording of the dawn chorus from the very start, so the listener can really soak up the atmosphere and the sounds of spring, here in the UK.

Two dpa mics in a tree, recording from around 4:30am on the24h March 2012 (day before clocks moved to summer time). Beginning with the very first voice of a blackbird.  Around 14 mins in to the piece, it starts to get busy as more & more voices begin to join in. There are many different birds calling towards the end, finishing with the ratter tat, tat of  a Magpie.
2x dpa 4060 microphones to a Edirol R4 pro recorder. 

To all those fellow sound recordists out there: Yes a coat hanger was used in the making of this recording! :) 

Sit back and relax, hope you enjoy. Peace:)

Ps. International Dawn Chorus Day is the worldwide celebration of Nature's daily Miracle, this year it's on the 6th may 2012. You can find more info here: http://www.idcd.info/


DAWN CHORUS: from the very first call! 29min recording.

Werbeliner See bei Leipzig, 10.06.2019, 21:00 Uhr
unfortunately with a little bit of traffic noise

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Thunderstorm at the lake

This year London has experienced several weekends of the hottest summer and that moved the Australian sound artist Kate Carr, whose practice is centred on articulating the relationship between people and place through sound, to point her microphone at the city. This volume is based on her recordings during a particularly hot long weekend in a corner of very busy intersection in London, where she resides now. In Heatwave, Carr is interested in both the serious and also the more prosaic aspects of soundscapes related to climate change. She investigated the throbbing summer music from her neighborhood, people’s efforts to keep cool, and the uneasiness which accompanies these everyday activities in this moment of environmental crisis. The way these pieces construct and compensate, with all the tangible sounds that fold into larger moods via multiple instruments, exemplifies her acumen in creating sonic stories that reflect our multi-layered experience of reality.

Humidity - from Heatwave out now via Hasana Editions

Starting to work with different layers from my bicycle recordings. This sketch includes recordings where contact mics are attached to the bicycle while riding, and ones where it is stationary and 'played' as an instrument.

Bike Sketch - Kate Carr

Wildlife interactions can often bring out all sorts of unconventional sounds, allowing us to hear more natural communication, which can sometimes be aggressive, or more intimate. I wouldn't like to guess whether this is aggressive or intimate but that sound towards the end is certainly compelling.

Gavin Vella

Tawny Owl Pair - MixPre - 1750 01.WAV

Peter Toll is fascinated with the sounds & rhythms of the natural world, with a long interest in sound recording for which he has won several awards.
For ten years under the name ‘tolly’, Peter was a member of the a/v group addictive tv, producing and performing all over the world.
Now Peter is using his field recordings, its rhythms, sounds and textures as a basis of structure and inspiration to produce his music.

DAWN CHORUS: from the very first call! 29min recording.

Peter Toll

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