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_earth.webp "Time lapse sequences of photographs taken by the crew of expeditions n28 & 29 onboard the International Space Station from August to October, n2011, who to my knowledge shot these pictures at an altitude of around 350 km. nAll credit goes to them.nnFull HD, refurbished, smoothed, retimed, denoised, deflickered, cut, etc.nAll in all I tried to keep the looks of the material as original as possible,navoided adjusting the colors and the like, since in my opinion the originalnfootage itself alre")
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_50-types-of-different-melodious-bird-sounds.webp "Bird sounds are a symphony of nature, each species offering unique and melodious calls:<br/><br/>1. **American Robin**: Cheerful whistles.<br/>2. **Nightingale**: Rich, varied notes.<br/>3. **Canary**: Sweet, warbling tunes.<br/>4. **Blackbird**: Flute-like melodies.<br/>5. **Song Thrush**: Repetitive, clear phrases.<br/>6. **Common Loon**: Mournful wails.<br/>7. **Northern Cardinal**: Clear whistles.<br/>8. **Western Meadowlark**: Flute-like warbles.<br/>9. **House Finch**: Rapid, jumbled warbles.<br/>10. **Eastern Bluebird**: Soft, melodious warbles.<br/>11. **European Goldfinch**: Twinkling calls.<br/>12. **Wood Thrush**: Ethereal, flutelike ee-oh-lay.<br/>13. **Common Nightingale**: Rich, powerful tones.<br/>14. **Red-winged Blackbird**: Conk-la-ree.<br/>15. **Hermit Thrush**: Haunting, reedy calls.<br/>16. **Scarlet Tanager**: Hoarse, robin-like phrases.<br/>17. **Indigo Bunting**: Bright, lively songs.<br/>18. **Winter Wren**: Bubbly, high-pitched trills.<br/>19. **Black-capped Chickadee**: Clear, two-note fee-bee.<br/>20. **Baltimore Oriole**: Flutey whistles.<br/>21. **Goldfinch**: Sweet, canary-like song.<br/>22. **Marsh Warbler**: Mimics other birds.<br/>23. **Blue Jay**: Complex, musical warbles.<br/>24. **Tufted Titmouse**: Whistled peter-peter.<br/>25. **Purple Finch**: Warbling, variable song.<br/>26. **Yellow Warbler**: Sweet-sweet-sweet.<br/>27. **American Goldfinch**: Po-ta-to-chip.<br/>28. **Northern Mockingbird**: Mimics many birds.<br/>29. **Barn Swallow**: Joyful, twittering song.<br/>30. **Eastern Wood-Pewee**: Clear, plaintive pee-a-wee.<br/>31. **Cedar Waxwing**: High-pitched trills.<br/>32. **Rose-breasted Grosbeak**: Robin-like, but more melodic.<br/>33. **Tree Swallow**: Cheerful, bubbly calls.<br/>34. **White-throated Sparrow**: Old-Sam-Peabody-Peabody.<br/>35. **House Wren**: Effervescent, bubbling trills.<br/>36. **Swainson’s Thrush**: Upward-spiraling song.<br/>37. **Veery**: Ethereal, downward-spiraling veer.<br/>38. **Yellow-breasted Chat**: Varied whistles and cackles.<br/>39. **Gray Catbird**: Mewing calls and varied song.<br/>40. **Carolina Wren**: Loud, teakettle-teakettle.<br/>41. **Northern Parula**: Rising buzzy trill.<br/>42. **Prothonotary Warbler**: Sweet, ringing song.<br/>43. **Black-throated Blue Warbler**: I’m-so-la-zee.<br/>44. **Cerulean Warbler**: High, buzzy trill.<br/>45. **Chestnut-sided Warbler**: Please-please-pleased-to-meet-cha.<br/>46. **Magnolia Warbler**: Musical, sweet song.<br/>47. **Common Yellowthroat**: Witchety-witchety-witchety.<br/>48. **Bay-breasted Warbler**: High-pitched, insect-like song.<br/>49. **Red-eyed Vireo**: Question-and-answer phrases.<br/>50. **Brown Thrasher**: Extensive, varied repertoire.<br/><br/>These bird songs add vibrant, melodious layers to the natural soundscape.")
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