Sveriges mest populära poddar
Wild Bird Acoustics
Mental hälsaHälsa och motion

The Sound Identification of Hawfinch; Echoes from the Woodlands

1 tim 1 min•16 februari 2025

In this episode, I first take a look at the vocalizations of migrating Hawfinch. This is tha largest finch species in Europe, a stunning looking beast that inhabits in our woodlands here in Sweden. It is a species that is actively sought by birders,  due to its scarcity in many parts of Europe. Knowing it calls will give you the edge on finding them, particularly on active migration.
 The main sound magazine is a celebration of Spring. At Sandemar Reserve, last year,I spent many happy nights and early mornings collecting audio through the Spring perod. Here in this episode, I share some incredible audio with listeners of this magical place...

Leave a comment here....

Support the show


Subscibe to Wild Bird Acoustics here;
https://wildbirdacoustics.buzzsprout.com


Lots more audio related material here at my long running website;
https://blogbirder.blogspot.com/

Fler avsnitt av Wild Bird Acoustics

Visa alla avsnitt av Wild Bird Acoustics
Summer Field Recording at Västerbotten; The Hällögern Files #2
•1 tim
Where Meadows Breathe and Woodlands Sing; The Sandemar Files #2
•59 min
Whispers over the Water; The Tyresta Files #3
•57 min
Microphones in the Moss; The Tyresta Files #2
•59 min
Songs from the Solstice; The Hällögern Files #1
•1 tim 1 min
Beneath the Blossoms; The Sandemar Files #1
•1 tim 13 min
The Vocalizations of Eurasian Jay; The VisMig Files #1
•1 tim 3 min
Spring Notes from Ågesta Dawn; The NocMig Files
•1 tim 7 min
Early Spring in Primeval Swedish Forest; The Tyresta Files #1
•1 tim 5 min
July in Northern Sweden; Nocturnal Recording at Sandemar Reserve
•57 min

Wild Bird Acoustics med Alan Dalton finns tillgänglig på flera plattformar. Informationen på denna sida kommer från offentliga podd-flöden.