Summer thunderstorms in Kamnik Alps
Shelter from rocks tree branches spruce and covered with leaves and grass
Some thunders exceed maximum. Strong wind gusts.
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Thunderstorm Under Mountains, Rain Starting Wind Gusts Birds Thunders 192kbs Mp3

this is the world, your place in it, is as important as anyone else's...

Coming home one night from work at 2am, I could hear continuous 'rustling's' behind me as I walked through The Grange.
Eventually I stopped and turned around and waited; the temperature was about -3C; big leaves which were solid with frost, were falling from the trees.

Undisturbed by the lack of vehicles, they were lying in curled shapes on the ground. I got home and came back out with my recorder for this take at the bottom of Pitsligo Road in Morninsgside.

At the bottom of the hill near a T-junction, the sounds of the leaves landing was reflecting back off the high stone walls either side.

Leaves fall all the time and, it's good to keep a mindful openness to one's surroundings. 
The world is filled with places you might not know about, or ever visit, but things you might actually recognise are happening there all the time. We all share the same experiences, even if our locations are apart.
I think it's a way of saying; 

here is the world, your place in it, is as important as anyone else's.

Frozen Leaves Fall On Pitsligo Road, November 2019 V1

Hiking near Luray, Virginia
Edith's Gap Launch Site
LAT 38.725306
LONG -78.507861

WINDTonl Kennedy Trail LCR Mix4v3 - Part1 - 1-24 - 96 JEG  2023 - 11 - 28

From dusk to dawn with two pairs of cranes and one or two single male contenders. In this recording you will hear almost infrasound (80-200 Hz) growls and heavy panting as the males chase each other in the wetland and of course the trumpeting of cranes through the night. An amazing experience to be this close. Huddunge, Uppsala. April 9, 2024.

Mixpre 3ii + Lewitt 440 Pure in ortf

Cranes like you never heard them before!

Geophones, hydrophones, contact mic and 6 omnidirectional microphones

Notes
As the light diminished, the volcanic palette undergoes a kaleidoscopic transformation, revealing an iridescence a spectral shimmering.

The sands embody the ethereal interplay of otherworldly pigments that defy earthly conventions.
Listening with multispecies ecologies: volcanic rock pools teeming with life , hermit crabs, Black Sea urchin, Goby and Shrimp, with tides crashing nearby. Human perception and language too limited to describe these multiplicitous worlds.

Using  geophones to  convert ground movement (velocity) into voltage, in attempt to pick up subterranean vibrations. The deviation of this measured voltage from the base line is called the seismic response and is analysed for structure of the earth.
In this majestic Canary Islands. We discovered alien, enigmatic volcanic landscapes, lava fields and magical caves and art by Cesar Manrique. An island carved and shaped with creativity and art.

Speculative Field Trip: Timanfaya National Park in Lanzarote

2024.04.14 An Afternoon in a Forest, with Birds, Bees, and Gunfire. Autumn.

A herd of red cows approaching us from front and passing by on a warm September noon of 2019 at the hills of Southern Urals. Lots of energetic mooing, shepherd shouts and whistles, some birds chirping and moderate wind. I love this recording for its brutal and raw energy.
Recorded with Nevaton VR FOA mic into Zaxcom Fusion 12, decoded to binaural with Harpex-X plugin. Please listen on headphones for correct spatial reproduction.

Red Cows at Southern Urals_BINAURAL

A monsoon thunder storm recorded at night in South Thailand. 
Some of the claps are loud!
Zoom F3, homemade ORTF rig using TSB-2690 1" capsules, powered by Simple P48v.

A monsoon thunder storm in Thailand.

Wind in a reed field, New Year's morning

Notch demo

Starting in November, things get windy here in New England. The trees are barren of leaves, leaving the wind free to travel at faster speeds and greater distances. 

On a particularly windy day, I grabbed my Olympus LS-10, DIY wind shield and ventured out into my backyard. I placed my recorder in the middle of a clump of little bluestem grass and started recording. I tried to center the recorder to keep the L-R balanced and I'm happy with the result. 

In total, I recorded for three hours. Between traffic noise, my neighbors and aircraft, I ended up with a little over 5 minutes of usable audio split between two clips with this being the longer of the two.

There is an audible windchime in the background @3:30. I chose to leave it in because I don't find it overly distracting and I think it adds to the recording as a whole. 

To learn more about the hobby of field recording, please visit my website at www.acousticnature.com

Thanks for listening ♫

Notch demo

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