Woodcocks at Lake Wampanoag Wildlife Sanctuary

Peeper song fills the night in early Spring, while the American Woodcock calls for females with its distinct "Meep". The birds eventually take flight, creating a new array of high-pitched sounds before returning to the ground to "Meep" once more.  

Phragmites -Plum Island, MA

Tall reeds, named Phragmites, grow along the shores of Plum Island. This track was captured on the Hell Cat Boardwalk Trail while winds blew the reeds back and forth. 

Dickinson St. - Charlestown, Australia

Birdsong and calls filled the street outside in Charlestown, Australia. Most of the calls were made by rainbow lorikeets. However, if you listen closely you can hear the songs made by Magpies. 

Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge

This track was recorded along the Fort River Trail in Hadley, MA. As the track progresses, you'll hear the songs of the Willow Flycatcher, Common Yellowthroat, Wood Thrush, and Red-eyed Vireo.

Washington - Coastline to High Country

Travel from the coastal conservation lands into Olympic National Park. This track features field recordings of crashing waves, birdsong, roaring brooks, insect chatter, and a peaceful snowmelt stream in the high country.

The track contains audio captured in Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, Salt Creek Recreation Area, Sol Duc Valley, and Badger Valley.

New Salem Mist

This track was recorded at the Quabbin Reservoir in New Salem, Massachusetts. A heavy mist settled over the reservoir, which condensed an fell like rain onto the forest floor.