Listening in Nature

Music of the natural world in NE Ohio throughout the year

Monday, November 25, 2024

The Prodigal Katydid

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  The Prodigal Katydid       It is always a joy to have a Black-legged Meadow Katydid in the house as autumn threatens to become winter. The...
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Thursday, November 21, 2024

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  Good Cat? Bad Cat? Same Cat!     Field season is coming to a close, sadly, though its end was delayed by abnormally warm autumn here in NE...
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Wednesday, July 3, 2024

Heat Wave Music at the Local Patch

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         Please note: SoundCloud has made significant changes that are affecting the visual presentation of my field recordings. I have yet ...
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Lisa Rainsong
I am a professional musician, educator, and naturalist. I study the songs of birds, insects and amphibians of NE Ohio and teach people not only to identify them, but also how to listen for their context and interactions. The more we hear of our natural world, the more deeply we will desire to protect its musicians and concert halls. I hope you enjoy sharing my annual journey through the constantly-changing musical texture of NE Ohio's woodlands, meadows, and marshes. There is always music in nature if we're listening. You can read about the educational programs I teach, and my fieldwork at https://www.listeninginnature.com. My online field guide to the crickets and katydids of NE Ohio is Listening to Insects and is found at http://listeningtoinsects.com.
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