Chirping Crickets
Crickets chirping in warm grass after dark.
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Tiny frogs peeping around a pond on a spring night.
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High, clear peeps from small frogs, many of them overlapping. Each peep is a short, round whistle, and together they form a sparkling, shifting chorus that swells and thins. Brighter and more open than crickets, it carries the cool, wet feeling of an early spring evening beside water.
People reach for it when a night feels too still, or when they want the sound of spring in the middle of autumn. A quiet room fills gently with it while you read, journal or settle in. Higher in pitch than most night sounds, it is best kept at modest volume.
Low crickets add a darker undertone to the frogs' bright whistles. A soft rain gives the chorus the wet weather it seems to want. Both can sit quietly while the peeps remain the star of the mix.
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Crickets chirping in warm grass after dark.
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Frogs, crickets and cicadas around a pond at night.
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