Western Capercaillie Makes Vocalizations in Early Spring Forest

Artist:

Andrus Kannel

Alam-Pedja Nature Reserve, Estonia

Notes:

Early morning. I went to see if it would be possible to record the sounds of moor frogs in a place where I know they are. I didn’t see any frogs, but I did meet a capercaillie, a species that is protected in Estonia. I tied the microphones to a tree and left to record.

Earth.fm is a completely free streaming service of 1000+ nature sounds from around the world, offering natural soundscapes and guided meditations for people who wish to listen to nature, relax, and become more connected. Launched in 2022, Earth.fm is a non-profit and a 1% for the Planet Environmental Partner.

Check out our recordings of nature ambience from sound recordists and artists spanning the globe, our thematic playlists of immersive soundscapes and our Wind Is the Original Radio podcast.

You can join the Earth.fm family by signing up for our newsletter of weekly inspiration for your precious ears, or become a member to enjoy the extra Earth.fm features and goodies and support us on our mission.

Subscription fees contribute to growing our library of authentic nature sounds, research into topics like noise pollution and the connection between nature and mental wellbeing, as well as funding grants that support emerging nature sound recordists from underprivileged communities.

Western Capercaillie Makes Vocalizations in Early Spring Forest

Share with your friends

Discover more sounds from this area