20 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Duck Pond"

General ambience at a duck filled pond in a public park.

Stereoduck pond with small waterfalls.

British duck pond ambience.

British duck pond ambience.

British duck pond ambience, some background traffic noise.

Duck on a frozen pond in the winter in moscow.

Recording of children feeding ducks at a duck pond. Sounds include ducks splashing, quacking and flapping their wings, as well as children and families talking.

Recording of children feeding ducks at a duck pond. Sounds include ducks splashing, quacking and flapping their wings, as well as children and families talking.

Atmosphere of a small pond, recorded in a city park.

Ducks quacking.

Ducks at small pond in park, quacking. Sony m10. 2012.

Pond near minneapolis midday recording.

Some ducks on the pond at my local park. Recorded with zoom f1.

Ducks quacking while being fed at woodhaugh gardens, dunedin, new zealand.

These are the sounds of background ducks in a pond quacking and making splashing sounds.

Lots of ducks being fed in the park, fighting each other over the foodrecorded with tascam dr07.

Red-necked grebe calls on open water, lake ontario, mono. Audio technica at875r.

Walking down a carnival midway and we hear various conversations as we pass, bells ring, and people try their luck at midway games that make various clunks and thuds. A recorded announcement at the duck pond games says "anyone can win a duck. Even you, dad" or something like that. . .

Five glorious minutes of the sound of ducks! recorded on the woodland lakes holiday park near thirsk in yorkshire. Over 100 mallard ducks descend onto a small man-made lake in the midst of the holiday cabins and then proceed to quack loudly and splash about in the water. I'm listing this under a creative commons 0 licence, but if you download this recording i'd love to know how you are going to use it. It's not mandatory to tell me, i'd just be interested to know.

Several geese honking. Recorded outside amid a gaggle of geese on a zoom h2 in 120* pattern. Might be other fowl noises (not loud) in background, can't remember what was around the geese. This is the loudest part of a field recording.