Thank you Carlo
11.03.2026 17:36
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The Quiet Art of Listening: Why Field Recording Makes You a Better Birder
A microphone array in position at one of my favourite visible migration watchpoints in Västerbotten, Sweden. I will typically be stationed a...
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I have enjoyed writing articles for my blog over the winter, all about field recording birds. All were developed over a few months and this will be the last for a while. I’ll be in the field from this point forwards, honing my ability to listen…
09.03.2026 13:50
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An Urgent reflection on Starlings with Seán Ronayne who is an Autistic Bird Expert
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A brilliant podcast episode! Many thanks to @seanronayne.bsky.social and @blindboyboatclub.bsky.social for the shoutout in relation to my field recording work here in Sweden. Fully recommend giving this a listen, great energy and craic, brilliantly presented…
04.03.2026 08:27
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Today is World Hearing Day
One of my favourite soundscapes from Spring 2025 to celebrate…
03.03.2026 08:51
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Whispers over the Water; The Tyresta Files #3
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A new podcast episode about the birds that inhabit freshwater lakes here in Sweden. These amazing locations hold some amazing species and this episode holds some rather special audio.
01.03.2026 09:02
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The Sound Aspect of Birding; Could Field Recording be the Niche you have been looking for?
Dawn on the coast of Northern Sweden. Field recorders see a lot of sunrises and for me, this is one of the best aspects of filed recording. ...
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I have received quite a lot of correspondence from some who are wondering whether field recording might be an area they would enjoy. Hence, a short written article about whether field recording might be a suitable niche activity for some….
20.02.2026 07:12
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Field Recording Bird Calls in Flight: Advanced Techniques for Capturing Birds in Motion
A Black Woodpecker overflying my position on an early October morning on the coastline of Västerbotten. This was a nice bonus, on a busy mor...
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Field recording birds in active flight is on of my favourite methods of working. I love to sit out at various sites, monitoring and recording the birds that pass overhead. A few thoughts here on my process for anyone interested in this method of recording
19.02.2026 13:03
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Microphones in the Moss; The Tyresta Files #2
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Wild Bird Acoustics
Season 3; Ep 6
Microphones in the Moss
The wonderful sounds of pristine Swedish woodlands are featured in this episode. A feature length sound magazine, packed with audio from Spring 2025. Enjoy and share with friends!
16.02.2026 07:30
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Blogbirder
blogbirder.blogspot.com?m=1 A link to my latest blog post, this time my ruminations on how managing one’s expectations during outings can greatly improve overall results. I have been enjoying my writing this past year or two and hope these short articles are of interest to readers…
06.02.2026 07:22
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Songs from the Solstice; The Hällögern Files #1
open.spotify.com/episode/37Vo... Wild Bird Acoustics drops a new episode this morning. Listen to the wonderful sounds of Northern Sweden in July, a long form sound magazine of high quality field recordings. A nice compliment to a relaxing Sunday afternoon….
01.02.2026 07:36
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Beneath the Blossoms; The Sandemar Files #1
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Wild Bird Acoustics
Season 3; Ep 4 now live!
Beneath the Blossoms; The Sandemar Files#1
Enjoy!
16.01.2026 06:15
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The Vocalizations of Eurasian Jay; The VisMig Files #1
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Spending a lot of time with Eurasian Jay in 2025 was an absolute joy. I was interested in their wide range of calls, their song and proclivity to mimic predators. You can listen to the results at the link here…
02.01.2026 13:32
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Wild Bird Acoustics will premiere season 3 on New Years Day.
30.12.2025 05:17
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Wild Bird Acoustics
Season 3 has now been edited, completed and uploaded!
Some new features include longer sound magazines, with more continuity as regards storylines and commentary. High quality audio and a lot of work done in woodland, beaver wetlands and with autumnal migration.
26.12.2025 13:51
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Happy Christmas to you all here!
Wild Bird Acoustics will launch its third season on New Year’s Day, with the first three episodes available for listeners to enjoy over the holidays! I’m quietly editing the last few episodes over the next few days. Please share and spread the word…
24.12.2025 18:54
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Update. Season 3 of the Wild Bird Acoustics podcast will roll out on New Years Day 2026. Production is well underway and the majority of episodes have now been edited and uploaded. Look forward to sharing will you all! More to come soon!
16.12.2025 08:18
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Blogpost detailing nocturnal migration results at Landsort, Sweden during the month of July 2025.
21.11.2025 12:45
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The other options to provide them in an extra capacity, under a Patreon banner for those who would be interested in becoming subscribers, for the extra content. This would keep it separate from the published season of 20 episodes.
08.10.2025 07:30
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A question for listeners of the Wild Bird Acoustics podcast. Would you be interested in episodes featuring long form soundscapes? Relaxing, long ASMR recordings of high quality featuring birds. Stand alone, extra episodes. A simple yes or no will suffice, all thoughts gratefully received…
08.10.2025 07:01
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Female coloured Smew at Hällögern this morning, one of three birds present. Cracking little birds…
04.10.2025 15:59
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Superb Vismig at Hällögern, Västerbotten this morning. 3,027 Chaffinch/Brambling a new high count at the site. 463 Waxwing also tallied, moving purposefully south west.
01.10.2025 13:58
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July in Northern Sweden; Nocturnal Recording at Sandemar Reserve
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The final episode of Wild Bird Acoustics second season is now live. No spoilers on this occasion, but I do want to make a point of thanking all of my regular listeners for tuning in for this season. I really do hope you have enjoyed the audio presented…
01.10.2025 12:06
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Great Grey Shrike at Hällögern, Västerbotten just now. Moving south along the coast, very vocal. To distant to sound record alas! Lovely bird and welcome addition to the trip list.
30.09.2025 07:18
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