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Sup?

This morning.

Hueston Station, Dublin.

Birdsong can be heard as part of a new art project designed to ‘brighten the morning commute’. “On Chorus” was created by sound artist Christopher Steenson, and is playing across PA systems in train stations from 8am to 9am until the end of November. Blummin’ racket.

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‘sup?

This morning.

Via The National Museum of Ireland

Take Part in our Birdsong Challenge: Join us in learning the songs of Ireland’s most common garden birds. Recognising birdsong is an important skill if you want to find & see birds in the wild…

A skill worth robin.

Robbing.

Never mind.

‘sup?

Via Charles Paine:

A Robin’s birdsong in Dublin, Ireland. January 2020. A relaxing few moments in a busy world.

Fight!

Meanwhile…

This afternoon.

Stephen Stewart writes:

First of the spring lambs leapin’ about in the shadow of Luggnaquilla [County Wicklow].

The sounds of the Amazon rainforest rendered as visuals by digital artist Andy Thomas. To wit:

I see sounds as moving shapes and colours in my imagination. Bringing these to life is the challenging part. There are many countless hours drawing sketches and testing particle effects. Some of the results are more refined and closely match my imagination than others.

Previously: Eye Candy: Synthetic Nature

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