Canada is full of haunting yet beautiful sounds, especially scoring a scene with the Lights whipping through the sky. Definitely invokes the wonder and awe behind the mythology and culture.
My favorite sound in the whole world is our Canadian loon's just majestic really great capture especially with the misty overcast day. You guys have capture Canada at its best thanks eh
I’m glad we don’t have these things in America. At least the southern parts of America. I personally find them to be super annoying and people will shoot them because they eat fish like cormorants. I don’t condone it but a bunch of people I know hate cormorants.
I heard I guy in Florida comment that the only way he knows it winter is when the loons show up. I don't know anything about it though except they leave Ontario in the winter.
@@UltraMagaFan …Its YOU who interferes with the natural way of Nature, taking food away from those birds! You have a very selfish attitude towards how Nature works! 👎🏻
@@mikedelphine1216 Some things in nature have to die for other things in nature to live. Thats how nature has worked since the beginning of time. In this case cormorants die so the fish in my pond can live. Stop acting like humans aren't a part of nature. We are. I'm not selfish. I just don't want the fish I spend nearly $1000 a year to take care of to die. If you don't like that get the fuck over yourself. It's not like I'm killing an endangered species. The main reason we hate these things is because there's so many of them. The only reason I don't condone killing them is because its illegal… unless you have a license to do so which are very hard to get.
@@UltraMagaFan I personally love real Loons. They represent freedom, peace and wildlife for me. But I do hate all the ´Loonies’ in America. Specially all those in politics and Hollywood. Now these are the ones who are really annoying!
Yep ! and you could learn how to do it yourself with your own hands. It took me a couple days and about 20 to 30 tries to get it. And about a 100 times before making it perfectly. The fun fact is that they will answer your call. The yodeling is the hardest. You need to learn how to have long breath. Just like when you learn to play an air instrument.
You can find Loons in Europe and Eurasia too actually. You basically have to go out and camp in the wild. But still, you could encounter some even near some cities, during migrations. The best trick is to do what these guys did, which is to keep really quiet once up there. You’d be amazing of all the birds and animals you will encounter if you are very, very careful, quiet and keeping still. - Good luck !👍
3 of the Loon calls are actually pretty easy to do blowing into your hands. You can probably find how to here on youtube. (I didn’t check before commenting). Imyself have learn to do it since I was 7 years old. And the fun part is (once you do it properly) Loons will answer your call. - I have stunned a whole group of people during a ´survival’ trip and specially the a..hole guide who thought himself to be the next thing to God. It cured his ego right on the spot after he told me they wouldn’t answer my call. 😝.
Big Thank you sooo very special I love The loons and there calls ,Beautiful lake .Yvonne ♥️
Yvonne mullion Cornwall England
You're welcome
Canada is full of haunting yet beautiful sounds, especially scoring a scene with the Lights whipping through the sky. Definitely invokes the wonder and awe behind the mythology and culture.
Thanks for this Edwin, it's one of my favorite videos.
This is perfection
Thank you.
Eerie, peaceful, and wonderful at the same time.
thank you so much
I'm glad you enjoyed it. Cheers
My favorite sound in the whole world is our Canadian loon's just majestic really great capture especially with the misty overcast day. You guys have capture Canada at its best thanks eh
I’m glad we don’t have these things in America. At least the southern parts of America. I personally find them to be super annoying and people will shoot them because they eat fish like cormorants. I don’t condone it but a bunch of people I know hate cormorants.
I heard I guy in Florida comment that the only way he knows it winter is when the loons show up. I don't know anything about it though except they leave Ontario in the winter.
@@UltraMagaFan …Its YOU who interferes with the natural way of Nature, taking food away from those birds! You have a very selfish attitude towards how Nature works! 👎🏻
@@mikedelphine1216 Some things in nature have to die for other things in nature to live. Thats how nature has worked since the beginning of time. In this case cormorants die so the fish in my pond can live. Stop acting like humans aren't a part of nature. We are. I'm not selfish. I just don't want the fish I spend nearly $1000 a year to take care of to die. If you don't like that get the fuck over yourself. It's not like I'm killing an endangered species. The main reason we hate these things is because there's so many of them. The only reason I don't condone killing them is because its illegal… unless you have a license to do so which are very hard to get.
@@UltraMagaFan I personally love real Loons. They represent freedom, peace and wildlife for me. But I do hate all the ´Loonies’ in America. Specially all those in politics and Hollywood. Now these are the ones who are really annoying!
was up at a place called miners bay, early morning only me on the lake in a kayak and a loon lands and howled out so loud. was great
Its an amazing sight for sure. Very common in northern Ontario. I grew up with this every year.
Wonderfully eerie and beautiful. I appreciate your silence while making this video.
we were fishing and it was so peaceful already, then this started, we had to keep quiet to listen. It was a magical moment in my life.
One of the most beautiful sounds nature ever orchestrated so glad u captured it stg
Thank you , it was a magical moment, I remember it like yesterday.
Yes incredible is right.
Our lives would be empty without them.
Great video guys.
Thank you very much
Nothing more magical. The most Canadian thing I can think of.
Actually, you can find them in Europe too and Russia (Eurasia). But yes there is a lot of them up north in Canada.
I only heard a loon once a long long time ago. I've seen them since but they were resting and very quiet. This is a great capture of them talking.
thank you
We have a couple of loons here in Lambton Qc that's the most strange and beautiful call in the world
Yes it is, and I feel lucky that it is right here in our country,.
Sound of canada
Yes it is.
Crazy... couldn't have caught a better calling...
little 2mp digital camera I happened to have in the boat
I use your little movie to call the loons on my lake. They are very curious, come by and start singing. Amazing :)
That's absolutely incredible
That's pretty cool.
Yep ! and you could learn how to do it yourself with your own hands. It took me a couple days and about 20 to 30 tries to get it. And about a 100 times before making it perfectly. The fun fact is that they will answer your call. The yodeling is the hardest. You need to learn how to have long breath. Just like when you learn to play an air instrument.
Beautiful birds, beautiful call
Oh what a great moment loons are amazing birds
Ya, I love hearing them in the distance, this is the first time they were so close to us.
Just wonderful! 🙏… Reminds me of my many Canoe trips here in Ontario 😊.
Many thanks!
Nothing nicer than a Loon call!!!
Love this sound.
Wow...beautiful!
One of my favourite fishing moments.
you were too close and they were sounding the intruder alert
Maybe, it sure was exciting though.
Oh lakes, I love lakes
Makes me wonder how I could live in Canada and still never have heard this in person...
This is about 4 hours drive north of Toronto. Pretty common up there.
I'm from Timmins, I used to hear this all the time.
You can find Loons in Europe and Eurasia too actually. You basically have to go out and camp in the wild. But still, you could encounter some even near some cities, during migrations. The best trick is to do what these guys did, which is to keep really quiet once up there. You’d be amazing of all the birds and animals you will encounter if you are very, very careful, quiet and keeping still. - Good luck !👍
go to any lake and youll hear them at night
I'd bet they were too close to the nesting pair and were being scolded. ☮️
Could have been.
Feels like Dagoba
nice
Enjoy your 99th like good sir
3 of the Loon calls are actually pretty easy to do blowing into your hands. You can probably find how to here on youtube. (I didn’t check before commenting). Imyself have learn to do it since I was 7 years old. And the fun part is (once you do it properly) Loons will answer your call. - I have stunned a whole group of people during a ´survival’ trip and specially the a..hole guide who thought himself to be the next thing to God. It cured his ego right on the spot after he told me they wouldn’t answer my call. 😝.
You know, I've been able to do that since I was a kid too. I never thought to actually call out to loons. Thanks for this.
C'est la saison des mariages...
Yes, they had 5 or 6 babies.
spooky, wow
Ya it was a total surprise
Chills anyone?
Yes indeed, being this close is a treat.
Hmmmmmm ..... looks like a view from the dock of the old Hutchins Cottages ..... I'm just say'n ........ Hutchatelli
could be
Is that Merritt BC
Apsley Ontario,
Nightmares!
sounds beautiful to me, could be worse for others