981 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Insects"

Cicadas in the evening with local birds virginia.

Cicada sounds in a rainforest in new zealand.

Walking in a vietnamese village, two old motorbikes with small engine passing by with gentle sound, some roosters crowing in the background, also tropical insects, human voices speaking vietnamese, footsteps can be heard and some extra noise.

Very annoying synthesized cricket sound. Made with sun ra in mixcraft 7.

This little thing was hiding in my window a few months ago.

A recording taken in my neighbors garden of the cicada.

Cicadas in a dense forest. Recorded in "la quebrada de córdova", chile.

I recorded this sound from my summer house in antalya turkey.

Forest swirling birds, cricketsrecorded with custom stereo mics, a bit too compressed.

Gryllus campestris / crickets / grillonsvivarium. Close-up recording. Musée d'histoire naturelle, lillehypercardioid oktava16bit - 44. 1khz.

Short nearly rhythmic buzz of bee passing close by mic. London garden using minidisc.

A re-upload of a previous sound. I've removed all noise and isolated the cricket.

By mid-september a lot of the migrant songbirds have left southern illinois, along with their songs. But, the insects and their choruses abound. This recording made on september 21st, 2012, in a clearing surrounded by heavy forest. Equipment: zoom h4n recorder and the microphone was the rode ntg-2 shotgun microphone.

A buzzing carpenter bee in flight. These are commonly referred to as bumblebees in the united states.

Field full of crickets recorded on the roland r-26 stereo x-y omni wav 48khz 24bit.

A single cricket recorded in my garage with a rode nt4 stereo mic attached to a sony himd minidisc recorder.

Cicadas singing before the rain. Brasília, distrito federal, brazil. Cigarras gravação de áudio 2016-10-16 14-40-37.

Recorded in the peruvian amazon jungle june 2016 using a zoom iq5 stereo mic and an iphone 6.

Recorded in the peruvian amazon jungle june 2016 using a zoom iq5 stereo mic and an iphone 6.

Night environment in the middle of the field during the quarantine in spain for the corona virus in spring. Curiously, you can hear the song of insects, cicadas, which usually sing on warm summer days and not on spring nights. Dogs can be heard in the distance and some distant traffic. Recorded with a zoom h1 in stereo.

Lots of crickets chirping in a forest, now and then an insect flying by. Recorded with an olympus ls-14.

Recorded august 21, 2007 on a sony himd minidisc recorder using a rode nt-4 stereo microphone with a rycote windscreen.

Thick chorus of crickets with some detail from closer ones. Mono. Audio technica at875r.

The buzz from a pair of carpenter (or bumble) bees tussling in the air as part of their territorial spring mating rituals.

Recorded in my backyard after a lot of rain, many frogs, crickets, cicadas and a spatter of rain. Location bellingen new south wales australia.

It's a recording of crickets doing their music in a bush accompanied by a city ambience. Recorded with a zoom h2.

Crickets with a busy road far in the backrouund. Recorded from a balcony at around 11 pm in june, 2018 - in split, croatia.

Using hi-q recording app on pixel phone. Crickets were only a few feet away. Recorded in august in utah, usa.

A night in august, standing in the woods, the cicadas fill the air. In the distant a train, upclose a phone alert!.

Recording of a group of bees installed within the porch of a country house. Recorded with sound devices 744t mixer and neumann 82i microphone.

My fingernails rubbing horizontally on a green chalk board. Possible uses:scraping chalk boardinsect buzzing wings. Recorded with a zoom h1 in a classroom.

A very typical sound-scape of an open field, bordered by the large shawnee national forest. A warm day in june, with a lot of birds, and, if you listen to the higher frequencies, in the background always there, are the ever-present insects. Recorded in june 2009 around 11:00 in the morning. Tempurature was about 78 degrees and not a cloud in the sky. This is also interesting in that it shows how, early in the summer, the bird vocalizations often are louder than the insects, but, as the summer goes on, this is reversed. . Listen to my insect recording from july and you'll see/hear what i mean. Equipment used: zoom h4n recorder, using the internal built-in microphones.

Korean tourists stroll through a former japanese military site near busan. Nearby, many hives buzz noisily. Recorded with an audio-technica bp4025 and a fostex recorder.

Recording of a dragonfly trapped in a mist net at a bird banding station. Recorded with a zoom h6 with mid/side capsule.

This audio was recorded with my phone at a tropical island at night. It contains sounds of crickets, a nightbird, frogs, wind, dog barks and people talking.

This is a close-recording of a beehive with thousands of bees. Tools: tascam dr100 mkiii with intern mics. Some postproduction in cubase 11 with izotope rx, waves rs56 eq and soundtoys decapitator.

Crickets singing their beautiful, comforting chorus in the depths of the night, in the bushes outside my window. They sing in unison and in intervals.

Dry rolling thunder before storm near a small village in the mexican jungle. Microphone: ms schoeps ccm41&ccm8;recorder: sound devices 664ms encodeddate and location: february 2016, sierra mazateca (mexico).

This is the sound of a single cicada that i found resting in my outdoors furniture. I picked it up and it started making this sound. I used a zoom h6 field recorded with a xy mic.

Recorded with sony stereo mic and md portable recorder (sharp) in the mountain of pendeli, se of athens during dusk in july. Multiple insect songs (grasshoppers, crickets) and the city ambient noise in the background.

A very summer sound: a large bee buzzing by the microphones. This is a carpenter bee, commonly referred to as a bumblebee in the united states. Recording can stand for most any buzzing insect, though.

A yellow jacket flying around the inside of my basement window. Though the recording was made at close range, it's a bit noisy. Nice stereo movement as the bug flies around the zoom h2 recorder.

A yellow jacket flying around the inside of my basement window. Though the recording was made at close range, it's a bit noisy. Nice stereo movement as the bug flies around the zoom h2 recorder.

Distressed cicada on the ground clicking or trilling very fast and loudly. The insect had dried and flown, apparently, but for some reason landed in the wrong area in the late afternoon on a very hot day.

Field recording of an unknown animal in a small-town wooded lot at night. Also has insect sounds and distant traffic. Stereo recording made with a zoom recorder using the built in mics. Added by hdw.

A real mosquito trapped inside a plastic bag, flying around. Sometimes you can hear the bag crackling because i had to poke it so the mosquito would fly. Recorded with a tascam dr-40 at mexico city.

What do you do if you enjoy recording the natural sounds of our planet and you can't sleep at 2:00 in the morning on a hot august evening?. You go out and record the insect chorus of course!. Recording made with the zoom h4n and the internal microphones. .

Late afternoon recording on a hot indian summer day by a meadow, with crickets and birds. Recorded in 32bit float on a zoom f6, and a ms-stereo setup with one sennheiser mkh 416 shotgun, and a ambient ate 308 "emesser" in a røde blimp.

Summer in a rural field, insects, birds. Sony m10. 2012.

A late summer soundscape that is a favorite of mine. . Microphones set up in some mature woods about 60 feet from a large lake on labor day weekend. Most of the background is the insects, which are very obvious during this time of year. The swelling of their volume is nap-inducing (*at least to me in my opinion. )here is the midwest this swelling and subsiding of the insect wave tells me that summer is just about starting to go back downhill, after a feverish peak. Despite the covid-19 of the year, nature does not seem to have changed her soundscape. Life goes on in the forests. The birds, whose job of raising young is over, are still there. . . They're just resting and relaxing and listening to the insects as well i'm sure. Now of course you will hear a few prominent birds in this captured moment:(1) a great blue heron squawks out starting at 1:17 into this piece. (2) the alarm call of a red-headed woodpecker can be heard at 2:14. Other than that, just the insects singing their hearts out and the assortment of birds taking secondary place during this time of year. This was recorded on sunday september 6th 2020 at 8:30 in the morning in the forest in southern illinois. Equipment: zoom f4, microphone: sennheiser mkh 8060. Enjoy this audio snapshot of the subdued -- yet vibrant - sound color of late summer, finding comfort in the fact that, within four weeks, the colors of the leaves will be changing to oranges and reds and yellows. But, for now, there is still life to live in the insect and bird world.