AMBMisc_Garden.Under The Trees.Morning.After The Rain.Wind Gusts.Road Noise.Birds.Airplane_EM

This sound recording was made in my garden, on an early, windy summer morning. It just rained. The recorder is installed under the apple trees in my makeshift shelter, which I made to record the rains. But as it turned out, it also works well for recordings containing a lot of wind. The recording begins with the singing of a garden reed warbler. Then she falls silent, and appears only at the curtain. Gusts of wind are walking
in the crowns of apple trees, raindrops that have lingered on the leaves are dropped along the way. Then the sparrows arrive and begin their conversations. The noise of the highway seemed to have been moved this morning, but in fact the highway is quite far away. And the garden warbler in the neighborhood started singing again.
Recorded June 17 , 2025 on Tascam DR-05x, with post processing.
Location: near the city of Ekaterinburg (Russia).
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