Episode 17 of Wild Bird Acoustics see's me take listeners deep into the world of early Summer soundscapes of Sweden, comprising audio recorded in June 2022. The episode delves into carefully selected audio recorded at various locations, including Stockholm City, Snosätra, Angarn Reserve, Vallentuna, Sandemar Reserve, Landsort, Nacka Reserve, and Hällögern in Northern Sweden. I discuss bird species such as Blyth's Reed Warbler, Collared Flycatcher, Corn Crake, Great Reed Warbler, Icterine Warbler, European Nightjar, and Marsh Warbler. I also share thoughts about the equipment used for field recording, and encourage listeners to venture out at night, in order to field record night singing species. Toward the end, I introduce some fantastic binaural recordings from Halligan in Västerbotten, which I hope will be a fully immersive audio experience for listeners, with some wonderful surround sound recordings shared in the second sound magazine of the episode.

00:00 Introduction to Wild Bird Acoustics

00:38 Summer Recording experiences in 2022

02:23 Exploring the Sounds of Summer in Sweden

02:41 Mimicry; Blyth's Reed Warbler

09:23 Collared Flycatcher

12:34 Corn Crake

16:00 Great Reed Warbler

20:37 A Master Singer; Icterine Warbler

29:08 A nocturnal Nightjar Experience

35:41 Marsh Warbler at Hagby Eco Park

42:45 Binaural Recording at Hallegern

45:12 The immersive sounds of Hallegern in July

01:00:33  Hobby

01:02:18  Little Gull

01:09:39 Spotted Redshank

01:11:43 Tufted Duck

01:14:34 Conclusion and call to action

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