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Interesting natural sounds

This is a great thread that I just now saw.

Mrs. H, as some of all y'all may know, is a hardcore birder.
Indeed, she's going to Ghana later in the fall.
Hardcore.

As the spouse of a hardcore birder, I spend more time than most normal people listening to birdsong -- both live and recorded. :)

Two of the most noteworthy that we get here in our little piece of the world:

The veery, whose song is polyphonic and, on a still summer evening, haunting.


And then there's the American bittern, also know as (among other things): thunder-pumper, belcher-squelcher, stake-driver, and some other similar evocations of their unique "call". We have them in the neighborhood in the early summer -- they can be very hard to see, but they're very easy to hear. :)

https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/American_Bittern/sounds
(the 1991 clip is illustrative)
 
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