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Center yourself in the forest with wildlife photographer Melissa Groo's favorite bird calls, recorded by Lang Elliott (https://musicofnature.com). All photos by Melissa Groo.
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"Winter Wrens astound me. They have these tiny bodies, but stand so alert, almost vibrating, and let rip this tremendous waterfall of sound that you can hardly believe could come from them." – Melissa Groo , who captured the photo of the winter wren featured on this track. Recording by Lang Elliott: https://musicofnature.com Dovetail Workwear provides women like Melissa workwear fit for the job, and capable of anything. Discover more at dovetailworkwear.com .
"The song of the Hermit Thrush is to me, the harbinger of spring. There is nothing like that single sustained note followed by a cascade of melody." – Melissa Groo , who captured the photo of the winter wren featured on this track. Recording by Lang Elliott: https://musicofnature.com Dovetail Workwear provides women like Melissa workwear fit for the job, and capable of anything. Discover more at dovetailworkwear.com .
"The song of the Veery is the most haunting to me. Deep in the forest, they unfurl their downward cascading song. You'll hear them often at dusk, the last birds to sing." – Melissa Groo , who captured the photo of the winter wren featured on this track. Recording by Lang Elliott: https://musicofnature.com Dovetail Workwear provides women like Melissa workwear fit for the job, and capable of anything. Discover more at dovetailworkwear.com .
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