5,519 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Nature"

Recorded in native 48khz/16bit with zoom h8.

Audio technica at875r.

Homemade parabolic with em172s.

On top of the hill in the center of the city.

This is the sound of ants in a dead tree. Zoom h2contact mic.

Birds in st. Kilda, melbourne, victoria australia.

I recorded this during the morning when it was windy.

Frenzied bird sounds towards the end of the day.

Sounds of waterfalls on la huasteca.

Swamp birds.

Rock rolling in dirt and hitting another rock.

A small summer bird singing.

Cricket in the field near a highway, august.

Strong wind. I recorded this in my house.

Recorded by audiotechnica microphone.

Waterfall sound from iceland. Recorded by zoom h2.

Rumble sound recorded during a storm.

Field recording of a whippoorwill singing in a forest.

Field-recording of a cricket in the middle of the day.

Yorkshire moorland april 2018.

Hail stones on a conservatory roof.

Recorded with a rode stereo videomic pro and processed in audacity.

A field-recording.

Water droplets into water.

Recording of doves cooing.

A bird chirping.

Different sounds recorded in an empty warehouse.

This is the sound of rain that i recorded a while ago.

Genuine nightingale recorded in kent, uk.

Some 100 applauding in a wooden church, natural reverb.

A night of sounds in franklin park.

Carima river saturday afternoon.

Owl howling.

Fieldrecording of a brooklet in my village.

The sound of grigs in the evening outskirts.

Waterfall in the distance.

Outdoor ambience with some birds and airplanes in distant background.

Birds singing in scotland. Recorded with zoom h1n.

Heavy rain falling on the pool.

Birds in forest.

Birds singing in bucaramanga colombia.

The sound of a bush shaking, someone brushes against it.

Cicada chorus. Recorded with a h2n handy recorder.

Medium summer rain.

Chopping a tree.

Crickets at night. Location: nono, cordoba, argentina.

Some children laugh in a primary school. Natural echoes !.

Water running through a tunnel , natural echo. Minidisc.

Storm in the countyside.

Field recording of a bunch of crows.