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Another lovely rainy afternoon at Goodnestone

Sounds of the woodland garden birds getting ready for bed and a few Tawnies hanging out towards the end. Very relaxing.

Sounds of the birds in the woodland garden, preparing for bedtime. Got some good sounds of little birds very close up, singing their last few songs of the day. Really nice one this.

sounds of me walking in wet fields to get to Church wood. Then you have the sounds of all sort of woodland birds, including woodpeckers, of course.

This has got a bit of me talking in it, sorry. I'm trying to work out where the woodpecker is, sounds of the Woodpecker and some other birds on a nice still day.

Sounds of the woodland garden bird inn a bit if drizzle on a January day.

The sound of a Tawny Owl calling in time with our clock at Goodnestone chiming.

Another classic breezy day in the woodland at Goodnestone.

Classic sounds of a woodland garden, lovely.

Sounds of rain on Sweet Chestnut trees, Holly tress and birds, on a wet January afternoon.

sounds of a lovely crispy fresh January day in the woodland garden. got all sorts of garden birds and woodpecker starting up. And a bit of me and Paul talking, but not for long don't worry.

sounds of the woodland garden at Goodnestone on a windy January day

Sound of rain hitting one of our polytunnels at goodnestone on a rainy January day.

Sounds of dusk at Goodnestone Park, in December. Towards the end there is a big battle of the Blackbirds, it gets quite loud, so beware.

Sounds of windy woodland at Goodnestone, with a couple of Tawny owls having a chat. Be patient the owls are towards the end. However you can hear one or two very faintly at the start.

The sound of Blue Tits feeding at Finches Friends feeders in the Walled Garden at Goodnestone Park.

Sounds of me chopping wood in the rain initially, then some birds and rain.

lovely still day, sounds from underneath the wobbly acers near the pond in the woodland garden. very relaxing, nice few birds around, no wind. lovely.

sound of rain in woodland, few little birds chirping as well.

Sounds of the woodland in Sweet Chestnut season. You have hear them falling from the large Sweet Chestnuts in the woodland garden at Goodnestone. Also you can hear some lovely birds as well.

Sounds of Jackdaws (otherwise known as the monkeys of the sky) calling gregariously to each other in the early evening.

Sounds of a bonfire at goodnestone and me putting waste wood onto it. You can birds and crackling fire and rain and me sawing sometimes as well.

Sound of rain from underneath a large lime tree at Goodnestone Park.

storm and rain in my garden in margate

Windy day in the woodland garden.

Lovely morning in the jungle, birds singing, little breeze and some rain. Really nice stuff.

Lovely drizzly September afternoon in the garden at Goodnestone.

In the walled garden at Goodnestone in the rain. Its evening and runs into late evening where the bday birds go to bed and I you can hear a Tawny towards the end.

Here the mic is positioned in our new jungle at Goodnestone, next to a big banana tree. Sounds of little birds and pigeons.

Sounds of the walled garden, under a silver weeping pear tree on a drizzly warm August evening. You can hear; green woodpeckers, robins (very close up), linnets, pigeons and lovely bit of rain towards the end.

The sound of Barn Swallow Fledglings in our tool shed at Goodnestone Park. You can hear them asking for food from parents and generally making noises to eachother while they figure things out.

On the Chestnut Path at Goodnestone again. On the Blackbird's turf, he's singing away.

Lovely, refreshing rainy July afternoon on Chestnut Path at Goodnestone Park. Starts as light rain with a few heavier showers and a few birds can be heard as well.

All sorts in here, its a long wind down towards bedtime on the Chestnut path at Goodnestone. The are some planes and some annoying Jays shouting and being raucous but other than that its nice. There are pigeons relaxing, blackbirds, wrens and all sorts, I think you can even hear some sheep and a dog trying to get involved.

Interesting one this, you can hear a Tawny fledgling crying out in the night near to early morning, then we roll into the woodland birds waking up. Classic.

Sounds of the Chestnut path at Goodnestone. Early evening, and we are on a blackbird's turf so you can hear him putting on a bit of a show, there are a few planes, sorry don't know why so many in this one, too many people going on holiday. You can hear a tiny bird fluttering near the mic and landing on the basket holding the mic (I forgot my tripod, so had to make a ridiculous thing with a dead branch and a basket. Anyway, good one this.

The sound of Bees on our Garamanda at Goodnestone in the walled garden on a lovely sunny July afternoon. Also you will be able to here the pigeons and little garden birds having a great time.

Rainy afternoon with woodland birds

sounds of a night time thunderstorm in my garden, in Margate.

Classic sound of an old woodland in July, with a wildflower meadow nearby.

A nice quiet chilled recording under the laurel trees, a lovely blackbird singing with some super chilled wood pigeons in the background.

Wrens and Robins battling it out under the calm noise of the wood pigeons and Jackdaws egging them on in the background. It does get a bit nasty just to warn you. Listen carefully you can hear the fluttering of wings.

recorded next to a yew, acer and holm oak. The sounds of wind, jackdaws, cooing pigeons and a few other bits and bobs.

Recording between four old yew trees in the wind and sun in July.

In the woodland garden on a sunny July day, pigeons and songbirds soaking up the sun.

Slow build to the dawn chorus in April

A recording in the woodland garden starting just before sunrise.

All sorts in here; blue and great tits feeding, jackdaws, blackbirds, song thrush, robins all relaxing in the afternoon sun. And a couple of tawnies towards the end, getting ready for the night.

Sounds of the birds in the woodland garden settling down for bed and having little sing before, maybe a bath. Then they get quieter and quieter and nod off. You can hear a couple of tawny owls calling to start their night off.

Sound of the birds singing and relaxing before bed. Robins really making sure they're heard and you can also hear some birds bathing if you listen carefully.