WIND_Winter.Evening.Residential Area.Wind In The Trees,Bushes,Fence.Dist Traffic 1_EM

Wind in the late dark evening in a residential area. The wind blows between the fences (three fences located parallel in front of me). One is close- about a meter- latticed. The other two are approximately 20 meters (wooden picket fence) and 30 meters (metal bars). Sometimes you can hear the wind rushing in between them and starting its magic. You can also hear him making noises in the bushes and trees. Evening traffic can be heard in the background. I've already recorded at this place in the fall https://freesound.org/people/newlocknew/sounds/760434/ . But it's funny, I've never done them there in winter, even though I walk there almost every day. Apparently, in the near future, it will become a favorite place. It's very beautiful to hear it live. I hope you enjoy it.
Recorded December 27, 2024 on Tascam DR-05x with post processing.
Location: Ekaterinburg (Russia).
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