
Listen to the soothing sounds of nature directly from the microphones of Dr Ann Jones. 'That bird lady from the ABC' captures wildlife and wilderness in all its glory — bringing you soundscapes of the ocean, forests, rain and storms across Australia. If you need a podcast for white noise, meditation, or to finally get some sleep, this is just what the doctor ordered.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Natural SciencesPlaces & TravelScienceSociety & Culture | ||||

SOUNDS LIKE: The pressure release of rain drops hitting parched red sand after a sweltering day and possibly the best owl recording that Ann has ever taken.
CONTAINS: Patches of rain, and distant frogs happy with the rain, kingfishers with insomnia.... more
SOUNDS LIKE: Laying in a hammock, your eyes closed, no-one for 500km, surrounded by red sand, listening to the wind in trees that've been around since the dinosaurs. Perfect conditions for a nap.
Sometimes, you just need to a bit of silence. Of cour... more
SOUNDS LIKE: The 'shhhh' sound that tropical dreams are made of as gentle waves roll through mangrove trees on an island paradise. It's hushed and peaceful.
CONTAINS: Soft waves, and salt water moving quite continuously. Quiet insects throughout. Th... more
CONTAINS: A consistent insect chorus with a rufous owl calling intermittently throughout.
RECOMMENDED FOR: Those who like white noise, brown noise, pink noise. For people who want a consistent soundscape to help mask the sounds of the city, who want... more
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Anything that Dr Jones does is gold. I would totally go gay for her but I’m pretty sure she’s straight.
This both soothes my heart when I’m far away from home, and makes me ache for carolling magpies and rain on a hot roof. Simply the best, and talented sound recordings. Love!
These tracks are so well produced, enjoyable, relaxing, invigorating and food for the soul. Please consider making more!
Ann, what a terrific idea and asset this is.
You're literally facilitating humyns to return to a state of being that we are meant to be in all the time. It is these sounds that allow us to wonder and marvel and be in awe of the natural world, a state we need to be in more than ever, to ground us in our world and place on this earth. I play this in our garden in Brunswick in Melbourne while I'm watering the little food forest and being greeted by the morning feathered friends and insects and flo... more
Thank you for producing these recordings❤️
How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.
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