Need to chill? One and half hour of chimes playing nature's wind vibes!
Great for lowering blood pressure & protecting our #aorta.
Wind Chimes & ASMR, Nature Bathing
Hour and half peaceful, ASMR-like, gentle breezes before yesterday's springtime approaching rainstorm playing wind chimes on front porch of the farm here just outside Tallahassee.
Zoom F6, MKH416, dead cat & tripod. #fieldrecording #windchimes #ASMR #aorticdissection #dissection #naturebathing
Spring full moon tides are usually much higher and lower turning gentle flowing brackish creeks into rushing rivers. This audio is one hour of outgoing tidal flow's rushing water sounds along with Pig Frogs, Leopard Frogs, a few Green Tree Frogs calling.
One hour ASMR Nature Bathing Audio, Full Moon Tidal Flow, SMNWR
Shorebirds, songbirds, crickets and the occasional overhead airplane and nearby fishing boat contribute to the rest of the full moon marsh audio. Recording rushing water audio is challenging however I find the sounds ground me with the earth (after all our bodies are mostly water).
The Pig Frogs are the perfect bass accompaniment while Leopard Frogs call with out their soprano melodies. I hear Red-winged Blackbirds throughout along with a number of shorebirds. Mole crickets and Southern Field Crickets round out the recording.
The St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge is always in earth & wildlife orchestra mode. Sony PCM M10 recorders, Clippy mics, Windbubbles & dry bags.
One hour Pig and Leopard Frog Calls, SMNWR
One hour March 2023 sunset frog calls consisting mostly of Leopard frogs (Lithobates sphenocephalus), Pig frogs (Rana grylio), a few Green tree frogs (Hyla cinerea) with Southern Field Crickets & the strange calls of Marsh Moorhen calls scattered throughout the audio. Audio collected during an overnight recording session in a dropbag set comprised of Sony PCM M10 recorder, LOM MikroUsi microphones, windbubbles & camo-type drybags. Audio location was adjacent the Florida Trail segment running west of East River Pool in the St. Marks National Wildlife refuge.
Hiking way into the coastal swamps here in Florida to set up my audio equipment for overnight wildlife recording is one of the significant ways I manage my health. The relaxation to my body and mind is indescribable. When out in nature I am awed by the immensity of the earth's vast expanses rich in diversity, color, textures, smells and sounds. 'Forest (or marsh in my case) bathing' is truly healing.
Sound Cloud link to 3 hours of Leopard Frog calls from SMNWR
One hour of a February early morning birdsong collection in Tallahassee, Florida. Birds foraging off the black oil sunflower seed feeder include, cardinals, mockingbirds, wrens, chickadees, nuthatches, blue jays, sparrows and more. Background sounds are typical urban noises such as; constant roar of cars, occasional motorcycle and ambulances, buses, airplanes and ever present city hum. Sennheiser MKH416 mic & F6 recorder.
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| Recording early morning birdsong in Tallahassee |
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| Luna Moth & Hemp Entourage Effect #biodiversity |
Florida Hemp exhibiting leaf miner damage
Leaf miner damage in #hemp leaves. Leaf miners are collectively a group of insects whose larvae 'mine' interior of leaves where minimal cellulose is encountered & where larvae are protected from predators. Many leaf miner species we see in our #hemp cultivation area are members of the moth, Lepidoptera, order. Leaf miner damage to hemp occurs via reduced overall plant photosynthesis & also from fungal & viral infections introduced into the plant through the leaf miner tunnels inside leaves. We use a combination of #IPM methods to control leaf miners including; bird feeding stations, yellow sticky cards with solar night lights, native plant companion plantings, lure plantings and occasional Neem or Spinosad spray applications (both organic approved). #integratedpestmanagement absolutely works best for our #FloridaHemp growing. #ArendellHillNursery #CBD #CBG #Fiber #FreshFromFlorida #Permaculture #Organic
Florida Hemp & Spittle Bug Damage
We love bugs but manage Two-lined Spittle bugs, Prosapia bicincta, as they can devastate #hemp plants by injecting toxins into leaves & stems, producing white spittle looking bubbles across leaves, turning plants brown, eventually killing them. We use Neem oil spray & sticky cards at first sign of spittle bugs. Bird feeders in cultivation area are an excellent #IPM approach as birds usually eat Spittle bugs.
