January 2012 Having recorded the new years eve in the city center last year, I decided to record the turn of the year this time in the countryside. During the last months I did several birding and sound recording trips in a area called Drömling – a nature reserve at the former intra-german border. I… Continue reading Drömling III – New year’s eve in the countryside
Tag: acoustic ecology
A saxonian landscape I
November 2011 It could be so good… PFR08713, 111130, Goldcrests Regulus regulus in their natural habitat, social calls, Oberholz, Germany
New year’s eve inside a nest box
January 2011 In most countries people do welcome the new year with fireworks. In different cultures it has different traditional backgrounds, and fireworks, of course, have found their way into the phonography community as a permanent annual feature. Like many other people, I wonder what impact this tradition has for birds or animals in general,… Continue reading New year’s eve inside a nest box
Amphibian paradise (optically)
March 2010 End of March my companion Marcus and I made a trip to a famous spot for amphibians, particularly for Moor Frogs Rana arvalis and European Common Toads Bufo bufo. I hoped to get a few recordings in a quiet surrounding – but my mission failed. The destination is a nature reserve in the… Continue reading Amphibian paradise (optically)
Triple noise
March 2009 A flock of around 40 Common Starlings Sturnus vulgaris, some aeroplanes and the autobahn… PFR090305, Common Starling Sturnus vulgaris, traffic noise, Oberholz, Germany photo credit: Common Starlings Sturnus vulgaris © Mathias Putze | Green Lens
Milvus migrans +
July 2008 Yesterday I went out to make sound recordings of a family of Black Kites Milvus migrans in Leipzig´s south. But something unexpected happened… 080723, Black Kite Milvus migrans, hot-air balloon, Leipzig, Germany photo credit: Black Kite Milvus migrans © Marcus Held | After Nature