An atmospheric summer morning in the forest. The cuckoo and the song thrush are the first singers of the morning and the nightjar the last of the night.

A May night on a reedy shore is full of life and sound. Sedge warblers, water rail and moor frogs are the main soloists in a magnificent chorus.

A pair of cranes announce their existence on a forest meadow in May. Their magnificent sound carries far and wide.

There is no quiet time in the North's bright spring night. Night and morning singers blend into a pleasant mixed choir before the dawn. A wonderful time!

The soundscape of the summer garden is dominated by the sounds of the garden warbler and the bumblebee. These sounds, combined with light and warmth, create a peaceful and pleasant atmosphere.

The spring day is turning towards evening. The atmosphere in the forest is peaceful and pleasant. A short spring night is about to begin.

The field edge wakes up slowly in the spring morning. The song of the redwing can be heard through the morning. The gulls come to feed in the fields. A pleasant, peaceful atmosphere.

The common redstart (Phoenicurus phoenicurus) is a great soloist of summer nights. Her atmospheric and melodious singing is soothing to listen to. Here he is singing next to a nest tree on a warm and still early June morning.

The European robin (Erithacus rubecula) is a great singer to set the mood for spring mornings. Its bright and peaceful song can be heard from inside the forest as dawn breaks.

A calm spring morning in April. Tawny owls greet the dawn from their nesting forest, northern lapwings race each other and the redwing begins its song from the birch canopy.

The spring wet forest soundscape is interesting and rich. This time, the common snipes (Gallinago gallinago) play the leading role. Their voices are funny and memorable.