I'm a vet and play this to my patients when it's their time to be put to sleep. I think it soothes even animals to hear birdsong as it signifies safety and it also soothes their owners.
General message to everyone. It is so nice to read positive, helpful and encouraging comments. Sometimes, sadly, social media decays into anti - social media, but people's comments here demonstrate there is still pleasantness and politeness in people.
As an autistic person with severe sensory sensitivity who's been suffering under daily distress in a very noisy urban environment and who's been forced to live in home isolation since 2014 as a result, listening to nature sounds videos like this one while wearing my noise-cancelling headphones is the closest I can get to a normal life until I can escape this hellish nightmare that I'm trapped in. Thank you for this video (and also for your fireplace video, which is one of my favourites).
This video completely disconnects my brain from stress. Maybe autistic people are nature people forced to live in modern societies and cities? The absence of nature sounds is so unnatural to the subconscious. In natural environments it is a sign of danger if the forest goes silent.
Please get vitamins from the real outdoors if you can with the noise canceling headphones or try ear plugs. The parts of earth with absence of sunlight like for months, people don't do well. I play instrumentals a lot for soothing. Duduk, bansuri, handpan, and veena. Gregorian and orthodox chants.
@@buckmazz Hello friend! What you just said rings true to me, I find that anytime I'm in an open space and anytime I can see trees, plants and especially hear birds singing I feel that absolutely everything is fine. Anything could happen but it's okay. Whereas when I can't hear or see any nature I feel rather in danger as if there is something to be very scared of. I'm not autistic but I'm a highly sensitive individual to put it in words and I need quiet and solitude or else I feel exhausted and overwhelmed.
This is life of beauty and richness. Imagine walking in a forest and it's dead silent. Very beautiful, now I just wish I can smell it too. Love the smell of nature.
Being stuck in a windowless and sorta soundproof room for 15-18 hours a day doing online work that never ends, this is truly a balm to a tired, almost burnt-out soul.
God I hope you are free of that now. I had a job like that in the 90s until I had to quit when my wrists gave out. This is the future that was supposed to be so great? Pushing buttons like George Jetson for a couple hours a day or like Richard Brautigan wrote, computers would do just about everything and we could be free of our labors and restored to nature. Instead, the only birds and flowers and meadows we can enjoy are virtual ones on these machines... the more technology we invented/discovered, the big bosses piled more work on us, 18 hour days, weekends, vacations, the work never ends. I hope you see this. I hope you are free.
If you have the opportunity, visit Bluebell Woods during the early morning or late afternoon for the best lighting conditions. The soft sunlight at these times enhances the natural beauty of the bluebells and creates a truly ethereal atmosphere.
I live near a Bluebell wood and when they all cover the floor in Spring, it's a truly milestone event, heralding the end of Winter and a sign of life, love and energy to come! Summer time is just around the corner! :)
Thank you for no music dubbed over this, and no looping! As a photographer, and former filmmaker; I truly appreciate the time it takes to acquire such footage, edit it all, and string it together into one such beautiful piece!
Bluebell Woods are one of nature's most enchanting sights. During the springtime, these woods come alive with a breathtaking display of bluebells, turning the forest floor into a carpet of vibrant blue. The delicate flowers sway gently in the breeze, spreading their sweet scent throughout the air.
I know this birdsong so well. I have been living in America for a long time now but grew up in northern England and came over as a young adult. I used to spend a lot of time studying British birds and learning their songs by going outside at dawn and at dusk. Ty for this
This is so beautiful, thank you for uploading. I place the blue tooth speaker on my windowsill and it tricks my brain into thinking the birds outside are singing instead of the noise of traffic and neighbours. I work peacefully and it makes me feel more positive and safe. God created blackbirds for a reason and designed us with a need to hear birdsong. Xx
Your channel is like a breath of fresh air. Every video makes all my worries go away. They bring peace, make me think about my own life and inspire to be a better person. Thank you ❤
I remember as a child wandering in the woods and being overwhelmed by the smell of the blue carpet of bluebells, gathering big bunches of them, there were So many, I felt ecstatic at their beauty.
sally maynard . Me too !!! Except it was already forbidden to pick them by the time I was 11. I loved them, and the sounds of the birds. I don’t know how many times I’ve tried to describe Bluebell Woods to people in this other country. They are one of my dearest memories. Listening to these birds also is just the same. What a wonderful thing to find on UA-cam
This takes me back to my childhood when my favorite place to go was the bluebell woods near my grandmother’s home. It’s long gone, made into a housing estate. This brings back precious memories. Thank you.
Bluebells! My grandson loves to take me to see them when they bloom! Thanks you. He is now so disabled he can’t drive, and I am so old I’m not much for outings, but here they are in all their glory. Our parakeet sings to them big time! ONWARD!
I pulled out what I could describe as a cylinder of weight out of my heart. It turned into multiple fluttering butterflies when I asked it to turn to source. That was beautiful
Brings me back to my childhood when I was living in a Dutch countryside town near the woods. Being in nature was so normal to me. I never thought I would miss these sounds. But - now living in a city - I certainly do. Thank you for your content 🌼🌿
@@markseymour8365 There is a place called Bluebell Woods in Kent, near a town called Sevenoaks. I think this was recorded there, it looks very similar.
Thank you so much for this🥰have played it countless times and shared. I lost my home in divorce fleeing abuse and have been in tiny rental housing with no connections to my much beloved wild things that I used to commune with outside my home. Had to leave behind a dozen birdhouses my children made with me and flowers I planted to attract hummingbirds and bushes that hid California Quail. 😕In processing my trauma recovery I often sit with ‘your’ birds and this provides me such peace. Thank you, thanks to the birds. 🙏🏼I just wanted you to know your work is precious
Had a beautiful life on 1 acre with 70 acres of woods, my cat and wonderful neighbors, all 2 of them. Then came the narcissist whom I let destroy all the beauty and calm peace that I so loved. I you have learned about a malignant 20:01 20:32narcissis and find yourself being trapped in a relationship, then turn around and run for your life!
Before this my mind was attacking me about not being able to shake the frustration from not sleeping well and I wasn’t a gentle calm mom this morning. After this I hear it but I don’t feel the heavy that my mind was adding to me. Thank you dear soul
Actually there are quite a few forests in the U.K.. I lived next to a bluebell wood like this one when I was a child…we used to make camps and make camp fires and cook beans etc. What an adventure for young children. Probably wouldn’t be able to light a fire anymore. That woods is still there. It’s called Kingswood and is in Sanderstead in Surrey.
reminds me of times that i used to stay at my grandma's camphouse, it was always lovely to wake up at the sound of birds and the dew dripping on the leaves.
This reminds me of a road trip that I went on when I was 12. We drove to Wales, and stayed in a camp site. There I met Max and Felix. We were from different parts of the UK, and had never met before. But for a week and a half, they were the brothers I never had. In a forest like this I built a den with them. Sword-fought them with sticks. Generally messed around in the woods. We even had a mini sleepover on the last day of the camping trip. Max or Felix if you're out there (you probably aren't), just comment below.
Footicapped after knee surgery exactly a month ago, practically for my birthday. I love that the bluebells are out in force for my birthday every year. Didn't see many this year, just a few in my garden before I went into hospital, and none from then on. Recovery takes long, I won't be able to drive for a while yet and by then the season will be well over. When the leaves burst out in force, the days of the bluebells are numbered. So I am deeply grateful for this treat that lets me catch up.
I wish you a quick recovery, so that you can enjoy these beautiful scenes in real life. Nothing beats (and I hope it never will) experiencing real nature 🙏😊
@@TheSilentWatcher thank you. My favourite place for indulging in bluebells is Derrynane in Kerry, where I first saw a wood with blue flowers for a floor. The past 2 years covid restrictions meant it was out of reach, so I was determined to go there this year on a day out for my birthday. Till I was offered a surgery date 3 days before...
omg me too i am wishing to go to the nature of England but can't because it is too much money also because we life with 4 persons in the house and have 5 horses almost 6 because one is pregnant anyways i love England so much and still wish to go there ( i live in Holland by the way) can't wait to finnaly go there
I've been going through a lot mentally, and it's mixed with a bit of depression. I'm glad listening to this helps me clear my thoughts in a more peaceful meditative kind of way.
This video is pure magic! 🤩 The 4K HDR quality brings the bluebell woods to life, and the birds singing add the perfect touch. It's like taking a peaceful walk through an English forest from my home. 🌲 Thank you! 🙏
Thank you so much for this. ❤️I lost my home & yard & ‘my’ birds to escape abuse in a divorce and have been stuck in cramped rentals but my much beloved cat endured all with me until an abrupt cancer dx that took him very quickly (less than a week from playful bright-eyed to listless hanging on) I got to spend his final day playing these birds as our constant companions as reminders of the life we once enjoyed and the goal I’ve set to once again be in my forever home even if I’m an old lady by then. I always thought my buddy would reach that goal with me but I had to let him go to end his suffering. I held him for his final breaths as your birds surrounded us in our cramped unfamiliar space and that eased us both back to better times and steadfast hopes for a future among the beautiful joyous creatures who unlike humanity have never hurt us. I feel my dearest kitty friend flew free then but surrounds me with love still. Thank you so enormously 🙏🏼
How are you doing now? I got out of a psychologically and financially abusive relationship 4yrs ago. We just finalised last month. 4yrs of hell. I listen to this while I study for my new career. I hope your life has improved now too.
I'm ready for the warmer months. Though it's insanely hot in my little town, I shut off the AC and lay in bed to listen to birds sing just like this. This summer, I plan on playing this video so I can join them.
What a beautiful testament of our amazing God and His Love! What a beautiful and heartfelt video. Thank you for sharing your journey. Praising God in the beauty! God does have amazing things planned for Little Bear!!
Thank you so much for this exquisite journey into the enchanted bluebell woods! To everyone here who have loved this beautiful video l send you happiness and ❤!!
I have 2 little bird .they got spooked , traumatized , this calmed them and let them know all is OK . I let it played all day in the back ground and i,am watching a movie over top . All is good I like it and they are back to flying around ,playing , and singing . Thank you . Cheers !
Very seriously, I used to go to "my" English bluebell wood as a child. Was my escape. ( Until they built a housing complex on it ). Thank you for giving back to me. Especially, now. Be safe and well 🌞🌻🌞
This is beautiful- I wondered why I love blackbirds and now I remember why- my family used to pick bluebells from these woods in the Sussex area in early 60’s and take them to school for our teachers- peaceful family Sundays in nature-
👍THESILENTWATCHER.Ive searched for a few different bird sound videos. This might be the BEST ONE. BECAUSE: 1- Its 100%real video. 👍 2- no effects. Real flat sounds.👍 PERFECTION👍 RESPECTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!👍
I've lost count of the number times I've played this video. I'm English but live in Europe so this is my connection to home ❤️. I also really appreciate the time and effort gone into making this and for not looping (the dreaded loop!) - plus the beautiful imagery that accompanies the birdsong. Thank you 🙏🏼
Same here. Where I live there are no bluebell woods, and I really miss them. I can't begin to say how much we love this birdsong recording. My husband and I always say how relaxing it is.
@@smfreeze absolutely right. And despite what Brexiteers might want, England (and the other UK countries) are still a part of Europe even if we're not part of the EU!
Guten Mittag...nach dem langen Bürotag eine tolle Übung... DANKE ❣️ Jetzt kommt der Bauch noch dran😅 und Hulla klappt noch immer nicht, ich bleib dran👍
I live west Finland near Helsinki. The sound in early summer morning is very similar. Blackbird, blackcap etc. are common here. When I have trouble to get sleep I often use this. Thx.
I love reading the comments and listening to nature noises.. my anxiety and depression are just floating away thank U for sharing this thank U very much..
Something so simple ,we have lost sight recently of what is important,it’s sad to realize how many people never take the time to just be quiet and listen, Thanks for this ,best way to relax
Brings back happy memories of walking our dog on the footpaths and riding horses along the bridle ways through the intoxicating scent of the bluebells. Thank you 😁💚💜
That the photography is live and 1080p , with genuine, ambient sound and into a westering sun makes this work of art spectacularly successful. It is completely, deeply enchanting.
Praying for Peace All Over the World. For our children and their children,and Their children. Your video is wonderful!!! I ❤ no music too!!! This renews Hope and comfort to so many in dire need . Thank You very much and prayers for those in your sub community who are suffering w disease,heartbreak,loss and lifes every day stress. ❤
When the UK Classic FM music station was launched many years ago they had six months of pre-broadcast time playing birdsong. This was for testing etc. This was the best by far broadcasting they have ever done! Since then with all the chat, the racing tips (in the early days) and the awful advertinsing it has never been as good as the bird song period!
Gid comforts my heart and i can cry and rest in the middle of my sorrows Mi amado esta en otra dimension con Papa Dios y los angeles i miss my baby Chris vut i believe in his Resurrection Ael le gusta estos sonidos de tweties y aves del Bosque Tree of Life blessings ro all of You
TheSilentWatcher only kidding of course. I just meant that it's so life like and say you can't go outside for some reason, these streams keep you connected to our Mother Earth 🌏
TheSilentWatcher and they do, they really do. We all appreciate the uploads. It's a labor of love that you do these lovely streams. My soul Thanx you. 🖖👽
PetiteSirène Hannaé-Elisabeth I understand your drift but ppl get quite touchy over a comment that did t mean any harm. What if you are confined to a hospital bed or something that prevents you to go outside. These streams are great to get your spirits up. And who's to say reality isn't a illusion upon itself. Our perception is our own to have. Life can be real as this stream. ✌️&❣
Dear "TheSilentWatcher" thank you for this beautiful piece. Most of all, thank you for taking the effort to record several hours ongoing and in one piece! No loops! That's very important and quite unique! Much love ❤️💛🧡
Felt like I was being levitated above the grass.. Ah, the music of nature.. "Through the power and charm of music the spirit of man is uplifted." ~ Baha'i Writings
Absolutely wonderful. So relaxing to listen to and to watch. Normally, I just listen to relaxing videos but this is relaxing to view as well. It looks and sounds like the bluebell woods I played in as a child.
“Observe intently the birds of heaven; they do not sow seed or reap or gather into storehouses, yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not worth more than they are?”
I've had to return to family in NZ and miss this sound terribly as I do Britain and its wonderful wildlife. So good to be able to listen to this now and then. Thank you.
dying of cancer and cannot get out...this is such a wonderful thing for me to hear...Thank you
Hold on, Marie... 💗💗💗
thanks
@@mariedean3779 I'm so sorry to hear that and I hope you can find some comfort from these beautiful sounds of nature. Sending you love 💗💗💗
Sending you dua's and lots of love. ❤❤❤
Love , thoughts and prayers to you Marie ❤
I'm a vet and play this to my patients when it's their time to be put to sleep. I think it soothes even animals to hear birdsong as it signifies safety and it also soothes their owners.
Unbelievably thoughtful, compassionate, empathetic...Kind. Thank you.
Aw, I so love knowing this is what you do for your animal patients. I'm know you're right about it helping to soothe their passing moments.
I prefer the term, "help them to Heaven!"😸
I play it in thr early morning for my ejderly cat , it turns her back into kitty mode for a few zoomys, bit like her early morning gym workout.
You're a good human being:-)
General message to everyone. It is so nice to read positive, helpful and encouraging comments. Sometimes, sadly, social media decays into anti - social media, but people's comments here demonstrate there is still pleasantness and politeness in people.
As an autistic person with severe sensory sensitivity who's been suffering under daily distress in a very noisy urban environment and who's been forced to live in home isolation since 2014 as a result, listening to nature sounds videos like this one while wearing my noise-cancelling headphones is the closest I can get to a normal life until I can escape this hellish nightmare that I'm trapped in.
Thank you for this video (and also for your fireplace video, which is one of my favourites).
This video completely disconnects my brain from stress. Maybe autistic people are nature people forced to live in modern societies and cities? The absence of nature sounds is so unnatural to the subconscious. In natural environments it is a sign of danger if the forest goes silent.
Please get vitamins from the real outdoors if you can with the noise canceling headphones or try ear plugs.
The parts of earth with absence of sunlight like for months, people don't do well.
I play instrumentals a lot for soothing.
Duduk, bansuri, handpan, and veena.
Gregorian and orthodox chants.
are you in slavery? why don't you go to the village?
@@buckmazz Hello friend! What you just said rings true to me, I find that anytime I'm in an open space and anytime I can see trees, plants and especially hear birds singing I feel that absolutely everything is fine. Anything could happen but it's okay. Whereas when I can't hear or see any nature I feel rather in danger as if there is something to be very scared of. I'm not autistic but I'm a highly sensitive individual to put it in words and I need quiet and solitude or else I feel exhausted and overwhelmed.
This is life of beauty and richness. Imagine walking in a forest and it's dead silent. Very beautiful, now I just wish I can smell it too. Love the smell of nature.
Being stuck in a windowless and sorta soundproof room for 15-18 hours a day doing online work that never ends, this is truly a balm to a tired, almost burnt-out soul.
God I hope you are free of that now. I had a job like that in the 90s until I had to quit when my wrists gave out. This is the future that was supposed to be so great? Pushing buttons like George Jetson for a couple hours a day or like Richard Brautigan wrote, computers would do just about everything and we could be free of our labors and restored to nature. Instead, the only birds and flowers and meadows we can enjoy are virtual ones on these machines... the more technology we invented/discovered, the big bosses piled more work on us, 18 hour days, weekends, vacations, the work never ends. I hope you see this. I hope you are free.
Me too.@@ksol1460tv
If you have the opportunity, visit Bluebell Woods during the early morning or late afternoon for the best lighting conditions. The soft sunlight at these times enhances the natural beauty of the bluebells and creates a truly ethereal atmosphere.
@@ksol1460tv That's powerful, you're so right.
I thought slavery were illegal in the western world. In case you are in jail, I think its illegal too,to make you work more than 8 hrs
I live near a Bluebell wood and when they all cover the floor in Spring, it's a truly milestone event, heralding the end of Winter and a sign of life, love and energy to come! Summer time is just around the corner! :)
Thank you for no music dubbed over this, and no looping! As a photographer, and former filmmaker; I truly appreciate the time it takes to acquire such footage, edit it all, and string it together into one such beautiful piece!
Thanks a lot for your understanding and appreciation! I really put a lot of ours into this video and it is one my most favourite ones :)
@@TheSilentWatcher I really appreciate no loops as well. Hard to find. 🎶🎵 Thank you
@@keyfiender799 ee😮
Bluebell Woods are one of nature's most enchanting sights. During the springtime, these woods come alive with a breathtaking display of bluebells, turning the forest floor into a carpet of vibrant blue. The delicate flowers sway gently in the breeze, spreading their sweet scent throughout the air.
@@TheSilentWatcher You are such a gift and your effort is so appreciated. Thank you.
I love this so much. The bird song is perfect, and the scenery is beautiful. I'd love to stroll through a pretty woods full of bluebells
I know this birdsong so well. I have been living in America for a long time now but grew up in northern England and came over as a young adult. I used to spend a lot of time studying British birds and learning their songs by going outside at dawn and at dusk. Ty for this
This is so beautiful, thank you for uploading. I place the blue tooth speaker on my windowsill and it tricks my brain into thinking the birds outside are singing instead of the noise of traffic and neighbours. I work peacefully and it makes me feel more positive and safe. God created blackbirds for a reason and designed us with a need to hear birdsong. Xx
Your channel is like a breath of fresh air. Every video makes all my worries go away. They bring peace, make me think about my own life and inspire to be a better person. Thank you ❤
Thank you too! 🙏😊
I have been playing this while in my kitchen cooking. It is so pleasant to hear the birds. Reminds me of my Grandma's house.❤😊❤
What is this magic that the birds weave? It is so calming and makes a human being so happy. Better than any drug.
I remember as a child wandering in the woods and being overwhelmed by the smell of the blue carpet of bluebells, gathering big bunches of them, there were So many, I felt ecstatic at their beauty.
Still do. Pure joy seeing and smelling it. Weekend was full of snowdrops, crocus, daffs and cyclamen. Bursting little beauties everywhere. 💛💚🧡
sally maynard . Me too !!! Except it was already forbidden to pick them by the time I was 11. I loved them, and the sounds of the birds. I don’t know how many times I’ve tried to describe Bluebell Woods to people in this other country. They are one of my dearest memories. Listening to these birds also is just the same. What a wonderful thing to find on UA-cam
Getting there for sunrise is the BEST!
Nobody around, and all the birds are waking up, amazing
I wish I could ditto that but I live in Southern California =(
Joy with the Creator. The world needs more 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I spent 13 wonderful years in the UK the sound of the blackbird is like music to my ears.
This takes me back to my childhood when my favorite place to go was the bluebell woods near my grandmother’s home. It’s long gone, made into a housing estate. This brings back precious memories. Thank you.
My pleasure! 😊🙏
It pains me to know that this precious woodland was destroyed.
Bluebells! My grandson loves to take me to see them when they bloom! Thanks you. He is now so disabled he can’t drive, and I am so old I’m not much for outings, but here they are in all their glory. Our parakeet sings to them big time! ONWARD!
I pulled out what I could describe as a cylinder of weight out of my heart. It turned into multiple fluttering butterflies when I asked it to turn to source. That was beautiful
Reminds me of our rainforest with bird sounds and a stream .That made my imagination leap into another world..
Brings me back to my childhood when I was living in a Dutch countryside town near the woods. Being in nature was so normal to me. I never thought I would miss these sounds. But - now living in a city - I certainly do. Thank you for your content 🌼🌿
Honestly it's the best thing that I can listen to, clears my depression and sooth my mind.
Me too! 😸
Hope, I can take my human for walks here one day! 🐾🐶
love this so much, thank you.
It immediately slows my heartrate and calms my overactive brain!! I love this.
I don't live in England anymore but listening to this takes me straight back to the countryside and gives me a deep sense of calm. Thank you :)
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Same here. Be nice to know where it was recorded though.
@@markseymour8365 Bluebell Woods
@@markseymour8365 There is a place called Bluebell Woods in Kent, near a town called Sevenoaks. I think this was recorded there, it looks very similar.
Thank you so much for this🥰have played it countless times and shared. I lost my home in divorce fleeing abuse and have been in tiny rental housing with no connections to my much beloved wild things that I used to commune with outside my home. Had to leave behind a dozen birdhouses my children made with me and flowers I planted to attract hummingbirds and bushes that hid California Quail. 😕In processing my trauma recovery I often sit with ‘your’ birds and this provides me such peace. Thank you, thanks to the birds. 🙏🏼I just wanted you to know your work is precious
I am sorry to hear about your loss, but I am glad to be able to help 🙏❤️
You are not alone. Strength to you.
Have you tried making new bird houses? It doesn't replace the old ones, but it might help you, and it might get you some new bird friends :)
Had a beautiful life on 1 acre with 70 acres of woods, my cat and wonderful neighbors, all 2 of them. Then came the narcissist whom I let destroy all the beauty and calm peace that I so loved. I you have learned about a malignant 20:01 20:32narcissis and find yourself being trapped in a relationship, then turn around and run for your life!
Thank you :) This is my favourite of all. Perfect for indoors when one cannot get out. 🙏
Before this my mind was attacking me about not being able to shake the frustration from not sleeping well and I wasn’t a gentle calm mom this morning. After this I hear it but I don’t feel the heavy that my mind was adding to me. Thank you dear soul
Britain barely has any forests, but man, whatever forest does remain looks spectacular
Actually there are quite a few forests in the U.K.. I lived next to a bluebell wood like this one when I was a child…we used to make camps and make camp fires and cook beans etc. What an adventure for young children. Probably wouldn’t be able to light a fire anymore. That woods is still there. It’s called Kingswood and is in Sanderstead in Surrey.
Theres quite a lot of wood and forest left actually, venture out of London and you'll find plenty of it
Beautiful. This is what everyone on this planet need... Peace and quiet. ❤
reminds me of times that i used to stay at my grandma's camphouse, it was always lovely to wake up at the sound of birds and the dew dripping on the leaves.
that blackbird likes the sound of his own voice I reckon, always a delightful sound
This reminds me of a road trip that I went on when I was 12. We drove to Wales, and stayed in a camp site. There I met Max and Felix. We were from different parts of the UK, and had never met before. But for a week and a half, they were the brothers I never had. In a forest like this I built a den with them. Sword-fought them with sticks. Generally messed around in the woods. We even had a mini sleepover on the last day of the camping trip.
Max or Felix if you're out there (you probably aren't), just comment below.
Great. I just sat in front of the TV staring. Imagining I'm there. Felt like i was. Thank you for that.
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Thank you very much for this beautiful Dolby Vision HDR. It did support HLG HDR on my LG TV. Thank you so much
You're welcome :)
Footicapped after knee surgery exactly a month ago, practically for my birthday. I love that the bluebells are out in force for my birthday every year. Didn't see many this year, just a few in my garden before I went into hospital, and none from then on. Recovery takes long, I won't be able to drive for a while yet and by then the season will be well over. When the leaves burst out in force, the days of the bluebells are numbered. So I am deeply grateful for this treat that lets me catch up.
I wish you a quick recovery, so that you can enjoy these beautiful scenes in real life. Nothing beats (and I hope it never will) experiencing real nature 🙏😊
@@TheSilentWatcher thank you. My favourite place for indulging in bluebells is Derrynane in Kerry, where I first saw a wood with blue flowers for a floor. The past 2 years covid restrictions meant it was out of reach, so I was determined to go there this year on a day out for my birthday. Till I was offered a surgery date 3 days before...
I don't think a video has ever made me feel so happy and homesick at the same time
Sophie Cook , me too !!!!
Yes is does make me miss my summer nights fishing on the river
omg me too i am wishing to go to the nature of England but can't because it is too much money also because we life with 4 persons in the house and have 5 horses almost 6 because one is pregnant anyways i love England so much and still wish to go there ( i live in Holland by the way) can't wait to finnaly go there
I've been going through a lot mentally, and it's mixed with a bit of depression. I'm glad listening to this helps me clear my thoughts in a more peaceful meditative kind of way.
So calming. This brings me right back to the bird-song-filled forests and woods of my childhood.
This video is pure magic! 🤩 The 4K HDR quality brings the bluebell woods to life, and the birds singing add the perfect touch. It's like taking a peaceful walk through an English forest from my home. 🌲 Thank you! 🙏
Thank you so much for this. ❤️I lost my home & yard & ‘my’ birds to escape abuse in a divorce and have been stuck in cramped rentals but my much beloved cat endured all with me until an abrupt cancer dx that took him very quickly (less than a week from playful bright-eyed to listless hanging on) I got to spend his final day playing these birds as our constant companions as reminders of the life we once enjoyed and the goal I’ve set to once again be in my forever home even if I’m an old lady by then. I always thought my buddy would reach that goal with me but I had to let him go to end his suffering. I held him for his final breaths as your birds surrounded us in our cramped unfamiliar space and that eased us both back to better times and steadfast hopes for a future among the beautiful joyous creatures who unlike humanity have never hurt us. I feel my dearest kitty friend flew free then but surrounds me with love still. Thank you so enormously 🙏🏼
How are you doing now? I got out of a psychologically and financially abusive relationship 4yrs ago. We just finalised last month. 4yrs of hell. I listen to this while I study for my new career. I hope your life has improved now too.
I am so sorry to read of your loss.
moved to london from the chilterns, happy to be here but miss this sound. so peaceful.
This is glorious. This is life w/o the troubles of being a human. Thank you
This is getting to be a “human being” rather than a “human doing “
Great way to phrase it and so true!
I have been looking for something like this - from English forests, not from some other place.
Thank you so much.
I'm ready for the warmer months. Though it's insanely hot in my little town, I shut off the AC and lay in bed to listen to birds sing just like this. This summer, I plan on playing this video so I can join them.
I could lay there all day in the bluebells listening and looking at the forest
what about mites? :)
me too so much more fun than being on my phone or my laptop
@@th1_N_ker mites need cuddles, too!
What a beautiful testament of our amazing God and His Love! What a beautiful and heartfelt video. Thank you for sharing your journey. Praising God in the beauty! God does have amazing things planned for Little Bear!!
Thank you so much for this exquisite journey into the enchanted bluebell woods! To everyone here who have loved this beautiful video l send you happiness and ❤!!
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I could never imagine such beautiful footage could transport me back to yesteryear. Thank you for your time and effort.
I have 2 little bird .they got spooked , traumatized , this calmed them and let them know all is OK .
I let it played all day in the back ground and i,am watching a movie over top . All is good I like it and they are back to flying around ,playing , and singing .
Thank you .
Cheers !
Very seriously, I used to go to "my" English bluebell wood as a child. Was my escape. ( Until they built a housing complex on it ). Thank you for giving back to me. Especially, now. Be safe and well 🌞🌻🌞
This is beautiful- I wondered why I love blackbirds and now I remember why- my family used to pick bluebells from these woods in the Sussex area in early 60’s and take them to school for our teachers- peaceful family Sundays in nature-
Had my 3rd chemotherapy yesterday .. My life is a Holday...Health care is great but Mother Nature warms my Heart from the Inside Out.
👍THESILENTWATCHER.Ive searched for a few different bird sound videos. This might be the BEST ONE. BECAUSE:
1- Its 100%real video. 👍
2- no effects. Real flat sounds.👍
PERFECTION👍
RESPECTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!👍
God's resting place; nature..Such beauty such peace! Thank you for sharing this piece of wonder!
I've lost count of the number times I've played this video. I'm English but live in Europe so this is my connection to home ❤️. I also really appreciate the time and effort gone into making this and for not looping (the dreaded loop!) - plus the beautiful imagery that accompanies the birdsong. Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you sharing your story and appreciation! 🙏😊
Same here. Where I live there are no bluebell woods, and I really miss them. I can't begin to say how much we love this birdsong recording. My husband and I always say how relaxing it is.
I know what you mean by "I'm English but live in Europe" but England is part of the continent of Europe...
@@smfreeze absolutely right. And despite what Brexiteers might want, England (and the other UK countries) are still a part of Europe even if we're not part of the EU!
This soundscape is a tool that I use on a regular basis to help me to create a calm mental space. Our natural world is our natural self. ❤🌃
Try it with this track: Ken-Ichiro Isoda (磯田健一郎): ナチュラル・トリップ マジエルの星 opened in another window and playing at the same time.
I love listening to the sounds and watching this scenery❤
This is so relaxing an beautiful I love just playing stuff like this in the background while I read or take a nap, just chillin
I would love a Winter recording. I miss the sound of pheasants and rooks especially. And the acoustics are totally different in winter.
Guten Mittag...nach dem langen Bürotag eine tolle Übung... DANKE ❣️ Jetzt kommt der Bauch noch dran😅 und Hulla klappt noch immer nicht, ich bleib dran👍
Very soothing Video.Thank you John
I live west Finland near Helsinki. The sound in early summer morning is very similar. Blackbird, blackcap etc. are common here. When I have trouble to get sleep I often use this. Thx.
I love reading the comments and listening to nature noises.. my anxiety and depression are just floating away thank U for sharing this thank U very much..
Glad to be able to help, thank you! 🙏😊
Something so simple ,we have lost sight recently of what is important,it’s sad to realize how many people never take the time to just be quiet and listen,
Thanks for this ,best way to relax
Birds are magical angels ❤
A good book and these birds. Nothing else. And I'm happy.
This just put my soul to rest. Thanks.
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Brings back happy memories of walking our dog on the footpaths and riding horses along the bridle ways through the intoxicating scent of the bluebells. Thank you 😁💚💜
Totally my pleasure 🙏😊
That the photography is live and 1080p , with genuine, ambient sound and into a westering sun makes this work of art spectacularly successful. It is completely, deeply enchanting.
I could lay there all day in the bluebells listening and looking at the forest
Actually its 4K not 1080p😌
Praying for Peace All Over the World. For our children and their children,and Their children. Your video is wonderful!!! I ❤ no music too!!! This renews Hope and comfort to so many in dire need . Thank You very much and prayers for those in your sub community who are suffering w disease,heartbreak,loss
and lifes every day stress. ❤
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My mind almost wander to know depth in NATURE🌿🍃🌿🍃🌿🍃🌿🍃🌿🍃🌿🍃🌿🍃🌿🍃🌿🍃🌿🍃
The 3wk old baby pigeon I am rearing loves this - I put it on repeat for him
While I don't like a lot about being in the UK, the nature is absolutely mesmerising. Thanks for sharing this 💚
Truly enchanting
I love to play this, Bluetooth, outside, and listen to the local bird responses.. very cool..
Wow cool idea👍
What do they do (coo)?
I get you mean no ill intent, but I think this could be a bad idea for your local birds. X
I can almost smell the bluebells... Thank you.
It's great. Have a happy day.
My cat loves this, I think it's love, it could be ... "hunger"
It's the sound of your voice, Luke! The right, winning voice sound! Not always the content! Believe me!
When the UK Classic FM music station was launched many years ago they had six months of pre-broadcast time playing birdsong. This was for testing etc. This was the best by far broadcasting they have ever done! Since then with all the chat, the racing tips (in the early days) and the awful advertinsing it has never been as good as the bird song period!
Gid comforts my heart and i can cry and rest in the middle of my sorrows Mi amado esta en otra dimension con Papa Dios y los angeles i miss my baby Chris vut i believe in his Resurrection Ael le gusta estos sonidos de tweties y aves del Bosque Tree of Life blessings ro all of You
The gentle melodies of relaxing sounds blend perfectly with the enchanted bluebell woods and birds chirping. It's a symphony that soothes the soul.
Thank you so much for thishave played it countless times
Love the way light refracts on a bouncing spider thread
"The natural scenery in your videos is absolutely breathtaking! You capture the beauty of nature so perfectly."
Wow! Who needs to go outside when you got these lovely streams... Life is but a dream
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I actually hope that my videos do inspire people to go out more and experience nature in real life.
TheSilentWatcher only kidding of course. I just meant that it's so life like and say you can't go outside for some reason, these streams keep you connected to our Mother Earth 🌏
TheSilentWatcher and they do, they really do. We all appreciate the uploads. It's a labor of love that you do these lovely streams. My soul Thanx you.
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It's my pleasure :) Thank you for appreciating it!
PetiteSirène Hannaé-Elisabeth I understand your drift but ppl get quite touchy over a comment that did t mean any harm. What if you are confined to a hospital bed or something that prevents you to go outside. These streams are great to get your spirits up. And who's to say reality isn't a illusion upon itself. Our perception is our own to have. Life can be real as this stream. ✌️&❣
Dear "TheSilentWatcher" thank you for this beautiful piece. Most of all, thank you for taking the effort to record several hours ongoing and in one piece! No loops! That's very important and quite unique! Much love ❤️💛🧡
I thank God for You. Love, Light, Peace, Music and Joy
Sending peace, love & light back@you in abundance as you do for others ❤
Felt like I was being levitated above the grass.. Ah, the music of nature.. "Through the power and charm of music the spirit of man is uplifted." ~ Baha'i Writings
Hiked yesterday to see bluebells which are peaking where I live. Thanks for this--will be nice to watch this after the bluebells are done blooming!
🙏🏻Хмурой осенью и во время долгой, холодной, тёмной Уральской зимы - это лучшее лекарство! Спасибо!
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В Средней полосе тоже очень хорошо расслабляет... Еще бы часов на 8, вообще шикарно (спать всю ночь)!
I play this music to keep my 2 ducks company. It seems to calm them a bit (less quacking). Thank you, Janet, Los Angeles
Sweet :) Thanks, Janet! :)
Absolutely wonderful. So relaxing to listen to and to watch. Normally, I just listen to relaxing videos but this is relaxing to view as well. It looks and sounds like the bluebell woods I played in as a child.
“Observe intently the birds of heaven; they do not sow seed or reap or gather into storehouses, yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not worth more than they are?”
Im wahrsten Sinne wunderbar, wunderbar, wunderbar, erhebend, heilend, schmerzlindernd 🦋💕Danke!
I've had to return to family in NZ and miss this sound terribly as I do Britain and its wonderful wildlife. So good to be able to listen to this now and then. Thank you.
My pleasure 🙏😊
Absolutely stunning visually and sound, thank you so much for posting.