S1E21 - Wood Thrush

from Songscapes Hosted by Rob Porter

The song of the Wood Thrush is one of the most widely-loved songs of all North American birds. Known by the mnemonic "ee-oh-lay", the male song is able to produce two notes at the same time, giving it a flute-like quality. This is a blend of two recordings, recorded on July 1, 2018 & June 30, 2019 at McMaster Forest in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada with an iPhone 6S and Edutige EIM-001 microphone. Audio recording and editing by Rob Porter. For more information, see http://hamiltonnature.org/songscapes

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Songscapes: Music and Nature Charles Coplin, Sustain Music and Nature Songscapes: Music and Nature is a podcast that shows off the two most moving things in the world. Each episode shares the story of diverse musicians, their music and their relationship to nature. Songscapes draw on the emotional hook of music and cultural capital of artists to build public support for the environment. Hosted by former NFL and NHL music executive, Charles Coplin, and produced by nonprofit Sustain Music and Nature. Journal of a Songbirder Songbirding Studios Birds, nature, field recording, and more. This is a new podcast where host Rob Porter talks about his field recordings (used in the podcasts "Songbirding" and "Songscapes") as well as general bird and nature-related topics.Most episodes will be based on newsletters from https://www.patreon.com/songbirding where anyone can sign up for free.

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