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Recordist's notes
Dusk - shows the species range of this place. Song thrushes, blackbirds, robins all sing. Pheasants call. Peacocks from India (a legacy of British colonialism) have gone wild on the nearby estate. Their cries echo through the woods. Shots disturb the distant crows. Bitterns boom from the marsh.
About the place
Lowestoft is a town of about 71,327 people in England, United Kingdom. OttoAnna lists 143 field recordings from here.
Recorded nearby
Extreme close up
Lowestoft, United Kingdom
More join the dawn chorus succession with close blackbird, wood…
Lowestoft, United Kingdom
Mid-afternoon atmopshere beside the pool surrounded by trees
Lowestoft, United Kingdom
Tawny owl in the darkening wood
Lowestoft, United Kingdom
Two Robins sing in the damp dusk woodlands
Lowestoft, United Kingdom
Ancient wetland wood in a gale; inside and outside a creaky tree
Lowestoft, United Kingdom
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Sources & credits
- “Fen Covert, audio stream April 2021, wet woodland next to the marsh, 7JW7+CM Saxmundham, UK - Dusk - shots disturb distant crows, a song thrush sings in the falling light, blackbirds roost, peacocks cry and distant bitterns boom” by Peter Cusack – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0