Sound By Nature13 Jul 2021

Episode 80: Cold Mountain Stream And Cicadas On A Hot Summer Day

This recording was gathered on a hot summer day beside a cold, spring fed mountain stream with cicadas singing in nearby trees in Shasta-Trinity National Forest, Trinity County, California.

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