Forest Birds
Birds singing in a quiet forest in the morning.
21 sounds
Night nature sounds
Crickets, frogs, cicadas and birdsong, from a pond at night to a desert or a savanna. Sample an evening scene and choose the one you like.
Sounds in Night outdoors
Plays in full here: 4 of 21. The others are NoiseZ Plus sounds with a 15-second preview.
Chirping Crickets
Crickets chirping in warm grass after dark.
Spring Peeper Frogs
Tiny frogs peeping around a pond on a spring night.
Summer Cicada Chorus
Cicadas buzzing together on a hot summer day.
Nature Park
A green park with birds, breeze and distant life.
Evening Grasshoppers
Grasshoppers singing through a warm evening.
Forest Crickets
Crickets deep in the forest on a still night.
Night Time Desert
The desert at night: soft wind and far insects.
Country Ambiance
A country morning of birds, fields and open air.
Desert Aviary
Birds calling in a dry, open landscape.
Mountain Sounds
High mountain air with birds and a far stream.
African Savanna
The open savanna: insects, birds and warm wind.
Duck Pond
Ducks paddling and calling on a quiet pond.
Birds Chirping
Small birds chirping close by in the trees.
City Night Crickets
Crickets singing in a city garden at night.
Coastal Jungle
A jungle by the sea: birds, insects and waves.
Forest Dawn Chorus
The forest waking up, every bird singing at dawn.
Gentle Breeze Birdsong
Birdsong on a gentle breeze in an open meadow.
Night Air Bed
Still night air through an open window, calm and wide.
Dark Jungle Air
A jungle at night, full of quiet insect calls.
Night Pond Chorus
Frogs, crickets and cicadas around a pond at night.
Night sounds bring a place to the room. Crickets and cicadas make a fine, steady chorus. Frogs and pond life add a slow, layered pulse. Birdsong, from a dawn chorus to a few calls at dusk, is brighter and more varied. Wider scenes, like a jungle, a desert or a savanna, carry space and distant detail. These sounds have more going on than a plain noise color, so they work best when you want atmosphere and a sense of being outdoors. For a steadier result, pick a chorus of insects over one with strong individual calls, and keep the volume low.