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Recordist's notes
Is this a fox, is this a dog - probably the former? Foxes have taken over the nighttime gardens in London with their weird and bloodcurdling sounds. We now co-exist together. Very much part of the suburban soundscape along with herring gulls, robin and planes that roar ovehead every two minutes.
About the place
Stamford Hill is a town of about 68,050 people in England, United Kingdom. OttoAnna lists 12 field recordings from here.
Recorded nearby
Storm 'St Jude', sycamores, gusts and a magpie
Stamford Hill, United Kingdom
Rocking the neighbourhood. Sticky street party atmosphere on the…
Stamford Hill, United Kingdom
A lady, pushing all her possessions in a pram, walks by singing
Stamford Hill, United Kingdom
Woodpecker drumming in the neighbour's back garden
Stamford Hill, United Kingdom
Waiting for a blood test, Homerton Hospital
Stamford Hill, United Kingdom
158 Tudor Road - Clapping In Support Of NHS Workers 8pm - 02.04.20…
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Symphony of Groans, Spreepark abandonned fun fair
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Walking over a dead village, Opencast atmosphere
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Whistling windgenerator
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More birdsong & dawn chorus recordings
Sources & credits
- “Strange fox in the stormy dawn, 77 Maury Rd, London N16 7BT, UK - Strange fox in the stormy dawn” by Peter Cusack – Public Domain Mark · radio aporee ::: maps via Internet Archive
- Reverse geocoding: GeoNames – CC BY 4.0