About this episode

This episode features sound recordings from a visit to Ågesta Reserve, highlighting the diverse birdlife and their vocalizations.

In this episode I present two sound magazines for listeners. The first of these concerns a single day at Ågesta Reserve, just south of Stockholm City. I visited the reserve on 10th May 2025 and spent a wonderful morning actively recording a large amount of species at the site, moving from one bird to the next, simply enjoying the rich and varied birdlife at the site. On the day, the place was alive with birds, all of which were extremely vocal and I secured a large amount of wonderful audio i...

People in this episode

Host: Alan Dalton

Topics covered

• birdwatching
• nature sounds
• wildlife recording
• spring migration
• bird species

Keywords

• birdlife
• recording
• nature
• Ågesta
• Stockholm
• NocMig
• spring

Mentioned in this episode

Places: Ågesta Reserve, Stockholm City

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