Ambience and Nature Sounds - 1 hour tracks

Omø is a small Danish island in the Great Belt, known for a vibrant birdlife. We are visiting the island on a warm summer day. In this track, you can enjoy the peaceful sounds of Omø's birds and bumble bees, while the ocean waves are crashing onto the shore.

It is a rainy morning in late June at a Danish summer cottage. Large rain drops are hitting the wooden patio, while birds occasionally are singing in the background. After some time, the rain is calming down, and we can hear the winds from the ocean.

It is a quiet evening in late March on a small Danish island. The sun is about to set as the waves are washing in from the ocean. A perfect moment for mindfulness.

Enjoy the low frequent sounds of wind and ocean waves from a windy winter day at the Danish seaside.

In this 1 hour rain recording, you can listen to tickling rain sounds on a shed roof. The rainwater tickles onto the shed roof and onto the gutter and runs down the downspout and drips onto the ground. The rain intensity varies throughout the track.

Wind and rain sounds from Storm Pia's visit in Danish city in December 2023.

We are visiting Crete, a Greek island in the Mediterranean Sea. In this track you can hear the sound of ocean waves, recorded from a quiet spot on Diaskari beach, one October morning during sunrise.

It is a sunny morning in June, and we are at Strynø - a Danish island in the South Funen Archipelago. In this track you can hear Strynø's birds singing from the treetops, while wind from the ocean blows through the leaves with shifting intensity.

Tickling rain on a tilted window while thunder keeps rolling regularly. A blackbird at the rooftop across the street is singing through the thunderstorm. This track sounds best on speakers/headphones with good bass response and power handling.

It is early morning at the summer cottage. Just before sunrise, parent birds start looking for food to their hungry chicks in the bird nest box at the cottage wall. While the bird chicks are crying for food, their parents fly back and forth to the bird nest box with something to eat. The other birds on the island are also waking up, and a pheasant screams and shakes its feathers, w