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Recordist's notes
Between the Jaukerbach—an anabranch of the Traun—and the Traun River itself, just before it flows into the Danube, lies a floodplain forest dotted with numerous small bodies of water. At this time of year, the air is filled with the sound of frog choruses.
About the place
Ansfelden is a town of about 18,251 people in Upper Austria, Austria. OttoAnna lists 4 field recordings from here.
Recorded nearby
Water underground resonates in drains on the way to the castle
Ansfelden, Austria
Tram electromagnetic signals for 1 stop
Linz, Austria
Scooters on resounding wooden curving slopes
Linz, Austria
Autobahn traffic totally dominates but all you see are trees
Linz, Austria
6.00pm bells sounding this lovely green courtyard
Linz, Austria
12noon Saturday siren plus bells and rap on a phone
Linz, Austria
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Sources & credits
- “68V4+3G Linz, Österreich - frog choruse” by sam auinger – CC BY-SA 3.0 · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0