#naturerecording

[imagella-blog]

Prairie dogs in a misty prairie morning

Prairie Dogs #PrairieDogs #MistyMorning #VincentMunierStyle #WildlifePhotography #NaturalLandscape #WildExploration #WildAnimals #MorningFog #PeacefulDawn #NatureCaptured

[thegoldenmix]

Pssst🤫just shut the fuck up & listen! . . . . #pssst #listen #naturerecording #recordnature #naturesamples #shutthefuckup #shutthefuck #justnature #natureandyou #windy #green #balticsea #forest #tothecoast #denmark #augustenborg #augusteboug #dänemark #danishnature #fisch (hier: Denmark) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxDmiBhHoYo/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=zlb2jvxvndaj

[relaxyoutubemusic-blog]

Epic Thunder Strikes & Rain Sounds

Heavy thunderstorm & rain sounds for sleeping, relaxing, white noise.

Listen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6F-3Vbc3XnQ

[andymartinnaturesound]

They were there for several minutes, at one point padding right up to the microphone. Not a peep. Not even a footstep. #naturerecording #fieldrrcording #nwsproject (at Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge)

[andymartinnaturesound]

There’s a microphone out there. I swear. #fieldrecording #naturerecording #rycoteuk #nwsproject (at Colville National Forest)

[andymartinnaturesound]

This seems like a good place and time to record some coniferous mountain wind, along with a little distant thunder, a Swainson’s Thrush, and a Chipping Sparrow. #naturerecording #NWSProject #soundrecording #fieldrecording #conservation (at Washington)

[celestialsoundboard]

Cute notes and drawings about singing bats

NPR has a blog called Krulwich Wonders, but it ended in 2014. I’m not sure how to characterize the theme, other than interesting science articles and musings, which is not very creative. Sorry. It’s too bad they canceled the blog because I enjoyed the random stories and playful drawings.

Anyway, this one -- “Is That a Lark I Hear? A Nightingale? Surprise! It’s a Bat!” -- is from October 2014 and there are nice recordings of bats that sound like birds. Semi-related: in Hawaii I heard frogs that sound like birds. I guess that means (some) frogs sound like bats. Wonder what else? I never realized that are a number of very different animals that sound similar. By the way, the similarities I can tell are high-pitched chirps and melodies.

Awww.