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Thank-you, cleared a few things up for me, mainly the female Tawney owl verses the male always thought they were the same bird , but dident know the difference between male and female, love the snipe sound, first time I heard its electronic sound on moors where I lived , beautiful sound puzzled me at first but I could just about see that it was some sort of bird, it was dusk, summer time, heard a fox in forest early hours sounded like a prehistoric bird cross between a loud woman scream, hence my visit to your fantastic channel 😊
I live in the nature since 10 years. 10 years that I'm listening to those beautiful yet (slightly) scary screams of nocturnal animals. But it is only now that I can add a picture to the sounds. Thank you so much for all your videos. They always are a very useful source of informations, made with a particularly refined style !
I live in the United States and we also have foxes, barn owls., badgers, bears and wolves. We also have our own woodcock species that makes a sound similar to the first sound of the one shown here. Our native deer species, the whitetail, just emits grunts and snorts. Females make bleating sounds and the fawns sound somewhat like a baby or toddler yelling, so sometimes people will ask Google about the sound they heard at night in a rural area. One of the strangest nighttime sounds (and one you’ve probably heard too since they also live in Europe, though that species is different) is the blood-curdling tortured screams of rabbits as they’re being chased, carried off and eaten by either a fox or an owl, in which case you’re likely to hear the calls of those animals followed by silence, and then a sudden distressed rabbit call. There are other sounds (bobcat, puma, coyote, raccoon, skunk, etc) that are frightening to those unfamiliar with the sounds those animals make.
Hiked a section of the Appalachian trail in Kentucky back in 2017. Made camp, settled down for the night, all was well…until 9pm when the strangest sound I’d ever heard started. Flicked through my mental Rolodex and came up blank…didn’t sleep a wink, fully expecting a skinwalker to come over and eat me like the human taco I was (hammock camped). Wasn’t until a few years later I first heard an elk on tv…brought all the terror I’d felt that night back to me in an instant 😂
OMG, your truly one of the first people I ever subscribed to. Thank you so much for your videos. You truly made my weekend, I'm so happy you made another video. Hope your back to stay. God bless.
@@catcraft2374Nah, you ain't stupid, you just have to be British (and of a certain age) to get the joke. It's from an old BBC programme trailer where some wildlife clips were overdubbed with human voices. I can't actually remember whether it was a squirrel or a gopher/marmot, but he's calling out his friend's name and sounding a bit exasperated. If I can find the trailer on UA-cam, I'll come back and post a link here.
@@RonGardener4142 At one point for US kids those BBC videos roamed around on old youtube a lot (back when youtube wasn't much of a place to make money, but rather for ppl to post their unhinged videos and memes on).. and the Alan!Alan!Alan! one was rlly popular among US kids at the time. The peekaboo "niiiiight time, daytime!" bird was also popularly running around on youtube. Any 1995-1998 kid probably saw the video running around on youtube or kids showing it during middle school or early highschool. I remember laughing at BBC videos for straight hours as a kid haha. So for a small number of adults in US, they'll fondly remember this meme as well. Insta liked your video when I saw "Alan!Alan!Alan!" comment haha. Good times.
I’ve lived remotely in the U.K. countryside for nearly 70 years, I know most of those sounds, but not who made them! Thank you, don’t stop doing what you do, we never stop learning. Never met an aggressive muntjac, they are so secretive. Antlers are a noise of the rut that is very ‘un-animal’
Brilliant video and, my god, those are some weird and disturbing sounds! To be honest though, I think that complete silence would be more unnerving! I've been familiar with fox sounds for decades (or so I thought) and never more so than where I live in London, being used to the sound of foxes taking over the street every night. It's taken a few years of getting used to but, I can now sleep through their nightly performance of screams and barks. I've never heard them laughing though but, many years ago, leaving a party in the middle of nowhere with an extremely stubborn and very, very drunk partner, I could not convince him that he was walking off in the wrong direction to where we needed to go. Reluctantly, I went after him as he stumbled down a pitch black country lane because I was worried that he might end up lost, or in a ditch, or whatever. Fortunately, we hadn't gone far when the night air was filled with the sound of a loud, mocking cackle. To me, it sounded like we had probably just woken up a crow or something but, to my partner, it was the satanic laughter of some unseen witch. Unsurprisingly, he immediately suggested that we should turn around and go in the direction that I had originally suggested! For years, I was convinced that it was a bird and recognising the sound from the clip that you played at the start of your video, I was eager to find out. Whether it was a bird, a fox or, even a witch that we heard that night, I could not have felt more grateful. I was not looking forward to trudging miles, heading for god knows where, till sun up, and then, having to trudge all the way back to go the right way home!😂
Interestingly the nightingale in my country sings a bit differently. The notes are the same but the song is different. It's like they learn the songs by listening to their nearby friends.
In Alberta, I always have a hard time sleeping with all the noise while camping. Once the coyotes and birds settle down, all the little critters are scurrying around the campsite trying to get into everything.
I know the sound of the long eared owl very well, as in a patch of trees around the neighbourhood every spring there's a pair that makes a nest. When the young grow up you can hear the different calls move through the different areas.
Short story long, we're here in Russia jealous, that outstanding fan and nature enthusiast living not in our Russia. Thank you for another portion of nature-mother knowledge! Post more!
What a fantastic idea for a video! I hope I never hear most of these magical sounds when Im out camping. If I do, I really hope I remember what I learned today. I definetely will not though and will draw the most horrifying conclusions..
Alfie, I appreciate your efforts to quell my fear of the sounds of the night whilst sleeping under the stars. But, alas, i still sh1t myself whenever i hear a squirrel take a shat! Therefore, I always go forth, armed to the fcuking teeth with Two Patterdale terriers, an axe head walking cane, a kubotan and a plastic knuckle duster I managed to sneak through customs returning from a recent trip to the US of A! Alfie, good to have you back, son, your videos are a source, mate! Happy hunting.
GOOD LORD, HE’S STILL WITH US
Hallelujah!
he's like My vanoss of forest part of youtube
Here is the True Savior
YaH The Heavenly Father (Genesis 1)HalleluYAH “Praise ye YaH”
YAH Who they Crucified for our sins and YaH arrived to be Crucified via the Tent of Meeting (Hebrew Book of Isaiah)
YaH The Father (Genesis 1)
Thank-you, cleared a few things up for me, mainly the female Tawney owl verses the male always thought they were the same bird , but dident know the difference between male and female, love the snipe sound, first time I heard its electronic sound on moors where I lived , beautiful sound puzzled me at first but I could just about see that it was some sort of bird, it was dusk, summer time, heard a fox in forest early hours sounded like a prehistoric bird cross between a loud woman scream, hence my visit to your fantastic channel 😊
Definitely my cat's favourite episode so far🐈⬛
I love all the freaky noises but remember that anything that wants to eat you won't be announcing its presence.
Unless they don’t know you’re there. But you’re definitely right, good way to look at it. Now I’m even more scared in the woods hunting lol
I needed a dose of aesthetics today, thanks Alfie
The legend is BACK!!! As the years ticked by, I patiently kept waiting... Until one day, he emerges!
Your videos always bring peace and enjoyment.
I live in the nature since 10 years. 10 years that I'm listening to those beautiful yet (slightly) scary screams of nocturnal animals. But it is only now that I can add a picture to the sounds. Thank you so much for all your videos. They always are a very useful source of informations, made with a particularly refined style !
glad to see ya again mate!
Good to have you back dude, was thinking about your vids during covid a lot
I started watching you when I was 12, I’m 18 now and you’re finally posting again!
Brilliant film, informative and hilarious in equal measure. Well done Alfie top notch.
Alfie's show in BBC would convince me to start watching TV (and paying for the licence). Imagine him rising to prominence of Sir Attenborough.
Lot of work went into this one Alfie! love your work friend.
This is an underappreciated AlfieAesthetics gem of a video.
Thanks Alfie glad to see you creating again...
6:32 🥳🥳🥳🥳
14:56 this is the alfie we always knew, those hard hitting one liners delivered with the straightest voice
I live in the United States and we also have foxes, barn owls., badgers, bears and wolves. We also have our own woodcock species that makes a sound similar to the first sound of the one shown here. Our native deer species, the whitetail, just emits grunts and snorts. Females make bleating sounds and the fawns sound somewhat like a baby or toddler yelling, so sometimes people will ask Google about the sound they heard at night in a rural area. One of the strangest nighttime sounds (and one you’ve probably heard too since they also live in Europe, though that species is different) is the blood-curdling tortured screams of rabbits as they’re being chased, carried off and eaten by either a fox or an owl, in which case you’re likely to hear the calls of those animals followed by silence, and then a sudden distressed rabbit call. There are other sounds (bobcat, puma, coyote, raccoon, skunk, etc) that are frightening to those unfamiliar with the sounds those animals make.
Our whitetails also make that "barking" sound, but it's usually heard more in rut season.
Bless you, Alfie, for gracing us with new videos!
I love this so much, thankyou for posting another video!!
A true treat for a Sunday evening. thank you.
Hiked a section of the Appalachian trail in Kentucky back in 2017. Made camp, settled down for the night, all was well…until 9pm when the strangest sound I’d ever heard started. Flicked through my mental Rolodex and came up blank…didn’t sleep a wink, fully expecting a skinwalker to come over and eat me like the human taco I was (hammock camped).
Wasn’t until a few years later I first heard an elk on tv…brought all the terror I’d felt that night back to me in an instant 😂
OMG, your truly one of the first people I ever subscribed to. Thank you so much for your videos. You truly made my weekend, I'm so happy you made another video. Hope your back to stay. God bless.
4:30 We all know that the real recording goes "Alan!Alan!Alan!"
I may be stupid, so could you explain that a little more?
@@catcraft2374Nah, you ain't stupid, you just have to be British (and of a certain age) to get the joke.
It's from an old BBC programme trailer where some wildlife clips were overdubbed with human voices. I can't actually remember whether it was a squirrel or a gopher/marmot, but he's calling out his friend's name and sounding a bit exasperated. If I can find the trailer on UA-cam, I'll come back and post a link here.
@@RonGardener4142 Thx for clearing that up
@@catcraft2374 Can you see my replies?
@@RonGardener4142 At one point for US kids those BBC videos roamed around on old youtube a lot (back when youtube wasn't much of a place to make money, but rather for ppl to post their unhinged videos and memes on).. and the Alan!Alan!Alan! one was rlly popular among US kids at the time. The peekaboo "niiiiight time, daytime!" bird was also popularly running around on youtube. Any 1995-1998 kid probably saw the video running around on youtube or kids showing it during middle school or early highschool. I remember laughing at BBC videos for straight hours as a kid haha. So for a small number of adults in US, they'll fondly remember this meme as well. Insta liked your video when I saw "Alan!Alan!Alan!" comment haha. Good times.
thank you Alfie, we have missed you! you’re delivering awesome content as always
i loved your channel as a kid so i was delighted to come back and see you're still posting ^-^ time to catch up on what i've missed!!
Excellent content and entertaining! I had to share this with my grandkids! Thanks!
you hooked me at "Cannibal Hill Billies,' I grew up in a rural area of NA so not many of these sounds were new to me but still a great video.
This is the most informative wild camping video ever.
Outstanding video! I wish I was getting notifications for your channel!
Good to see you posting again dude, you were one of the first bushcraft channels I started watching.
Wow. Very useful video. Good job for the video and the idea about it.
AHHHH-MAZING!!! This video was GREAT and super informative. Thank you.
My goodness, this is most majestic alfie dropping the content we need!
Good god, this is the best year ever. Back to back to back to back Aesthetic videos
The deer whine is absolutely adorable 🥺
Top quality useful video. Many thanks.
Great video Alfie :) Thanks :)
I really love your video ideas! always a special treat
I’ve lived remotely in the U.K. countryside for nearly 70 years, I know most of those sounds, but not who made them! Thank you, don’t stop doing what you do, we never stop learning. Never met an aggressive muntjac, they are so secretive. Antlers are a noise of the rut that is very ‘un-animal’
Informational
0:57 How'd he get a sound recording of my bathroom after eating Taco Bell?
Im glad to see u posting again missed your videos
Glad you're uploading again 👍 snd thanks ,Those sounds I heard after a case of PBR , were probably deer ,not a Sasquatch😂😂
im so glad hes back
Gorgeous photos. Thanks Alfie 😁
Great video,
Most informative
colection of nature,
Sounds and Souls
No mention of Bigfoot? 😂😂 Thanks for the video
Not in the UK...yet
Great to see you back uploading geezer.
Your videos got me into this and you need to do more, as I’m camping at the moment, as I watch this 🤣🤣🤣
Most interesting.
Thank you 🙏
Never leave us again Alfie, our Messiah.
Amazingly informative video as always, Alfie.
This video needs to be sent to every UA-camr who camps or hikes in the wild, and freaks out about every little "terrifying" noise they hear.
Awesome love your content and you just keep getting better
Informative vid Alfie 👍
This is a fascinating video, mate. Thank you.
Another class video. Really enjoyed it.
Your videos always make my day and I really look forward to them!
A proud fan sends their regards. Thank you for giving us the knowledge to seize the forest! We welcome you with open arms, Alfie.
Yo your back great stuff 👍
Don't forget the 'Ooch, fuckin guylines...' 😂
imagining hearing any of these deep in the woods alone in a tent is terrifying
Brilliant video and, my god, those are some weird and disturbing sounds! To be honest though, I think that complete silence would be more unnerving!
I've been familiar with fox sounds for decades (or so I thought) and never more so than where I live in London, being used to the sound of foxes taking over the street every night. It's taken a few years of getting used to but, I can now sleep through their nightly performance of screams and barks.
I've never heard them laughing though but, many years ago, leaving a party in the middle of nowhere with an extremely stubborn and very, very drunk partner, I could not convince him that he was walking off in the wrong direction to where we needed to go. Reluctantly, I went after him as he stumbled down a pitch black country lane because I was worried that he might end up lost, or in a ditch, or whatever. Fortunately, we hadn't gone far when the night air was filled with the sound of a loud, mocking cackle. To me, it sounded like we had probably just woken up a crow or something but, to my partner, it was the satanic laughter of some unseen witch. Unsurprisingly, he immediately suggested that we should turn around and go in the direction that I had originally suggested!
For years, I was convinced that it was a bird and recognising the sound from the clip that you played at the start of your video, I was eager to find out. Whether it was a bird, a fox or, even a witch that we heard that night, I could not have felt more grateful. I was not looking forward to trudging miles, heading for god knows where, till sun up, and then, having to trudge all the way back to go the right way home!😂
Magnificent! Just what my lazy sun-baked Saturday morning required. Thank you, sincerely!
That male tawny owl sound is so iconic
If you've ever heard a female mountain lion or bobcat in heat it is truly terrifying. It literally sounds like a human woman screaming in pain.
So glad ur back
This was a very unique video! 🤍🤍🤍
Interestingly the nightingale in my country sings a bit differently. The notes are the same but the song is different. It's like they learn the songs by listening to their nearby friends.
I love this man, never stop.
Majestic footage! Most glorious sounds!
Yes, Alfie lad! Another sick video
You did really good on the sounds. So good in fact that you set my dog off. Thanks lol.
Homerun dude, this is a Awesome idea of a video 📹
FFS Alfie is back,, 😍😍😍
You forgot the sounds of me living 7 days purely on freeze dried food, trying to get the clog out at 4am in the middle of the forest
Skill issue.... 😂
@@RealBradMiller laziness *😎
Imagine playing this with having scent hound in a room.. she even stopped having dinner to listen
The owl is broken? …. Hahahahaha
I’m happy you’re back. I enjoyed your videos so much….and based on the comments it looks like, I’m not the only one.
This was so interesting. I’ve never imagined how many unique sounds can come from otherwise “ordinary” animals.
last few videos have definitively been worth the six year wait
love this guys work !
Welcome back Alfie! Thank you for the very useful video, elk and fox vocalizations are terrifying at night if you don't know this!
My youngest nearly shit himself then first time he heard a fox at night 😂😂 good times
I finally know what those noises are. I must have tawny owls living nearby!!!
Brightened my day, top tier content
In Alberta, I always have a hard time sleeping with all the noise while camping. Once the coyotes and birds settle down, all the little critters are scurrying around the campsite trying to get into everything.
This is a very enjoyable video thank you
Another great one.
Good to hear from you again mate.👍🏻😁👍🏻
I know the sound of the long eared owl very well, as in a patch of trees around the neighbourhood every spring there's a pair that makes a nest. When the young grow up you can hear the different calls move through the different areas.
At this point Alfie definitely speaks their languages so good to see a local translator giving us advice .
thank you fpr another wonderful video. pls dont die again we will all cry
Short story long, we're here in Russia jealous, that outstanding fan and nature enthusiast living not in our Russia.
Thank you for another portion of nature-mother knowledge!
Post more!
What a fantastic idea for a video! I hope I never hear most of these magical sounds when Im out camping. If I do, I really hope I remember what I learned today. I definetely will not though and will draw the most horrifying conclusions..
Alfie, I appreciate your efforts to quell my fear of the sounds of the night whilst sleeping under the stars. But, alas, i still sh1t myself whenever i hear a squirrel take a shat! Therefore, I always go forth, armed to the fcuking teeth with Two Patterdale terriers, an axe head walking cane, a kubotan and a plastic knuckle duster I managed to sneak through customs returning from a recent trip to the US of A! Alfie, good to have you back, son, your videos are a source, mate! Happy hunting.
You could’ve just printed yourself one, no need to risk American customs fking you over for that.
ALFIEIEEEE!2!1!1
Sounds like we've been blessed!!!
YESSS I love your videos
Dude you are alive!
THAT deer was a hippo in its dreams
YES Alfie ! Get in 🥳
This was unexpected but very welcome
Bro you rock!!!!