However, she is telling him she loves him and wants him to accept her dark past which she now plans to leave behind. Well, I get lost inside my head / In this chaos, you’re my calm / And I will find my feet again / ‘Cause еven the worst days of my life will always еnd / At midnight in your arms,” sings Ed Sheeran in the chorus, revelling in his good luck. We also include vocalisations of some species that may form part of nocturnal song flights, ie, prospecting for breeding partners and/or unoccupied territories, where there is evidence that these may also be used during migration flight.

Its main features being the saturated lo-fidelity melody and insistent bass tones that close out this first entry to my Episodes Air project.

She also needs to look after her disillusioned older brother Marcus, who spends his time on music, and Trevor, a nine-year-old left behind by a neighbour.

The initials of the actual recordist, as indicated above, will be shown in brackets after the location. From the messy yet intimate domestic interiors of Kiara’s apartment to the seedy Oakland streets studded by potholes, Mottley creates a broken world in which reality reads like exuberant satire. These often concern less well-known species we may need to exclude from our identifications, geographic variation still to be studied in more detail, or matters concerning the flight behaviour of certain species at night. Both the smallest and most common of the nocturnal birds in Australia, this gray (sometimes reddish-brown) bird lives in mangrove swamps, grasslands, open woodland and dense forests alike. Many bird species sing at night when there are fewer ambient noises and less vocal competition from other birds.For some of the more difficult species, measurements on a sonagram will be one of the best ways to secure the identification. Nevertheless, it is exactly its commitment to the art and ethics of survival that makes Nightcrawling a rare and compelling meditation on the powerless.

Starting with the top contributors, they are: Geoffrey Morrison (GM) at Sagres in Portugal, the Besh Barmag (BB) team in Azerbaijan, John Bowler (JBr) on Tiree in Scotland, Nuno Vieira (NV) of the STRIX team in eastern Tunisia, Jem Babbington (JBn) near Dhahran in Saudi Arabia, Jon Strandberg (JS) at Paralimni on Cyprus, Thor Veen (TV) in British Columbia, and finally Pierre-André Crochet (PAC) on Corvo and Alexandre Leitão (AL) on Flores, both islands in the Azores. Crisp, punchy, and loud mastering courtesy of Kevin McHugh (Ambivalent, LA-4A, Delft) of Valence Studios in Brooklyn. That is most likely an Indian nightjar, a small bird of mottled brown feathers and (normally) black eyes.

Fortunately, the high, lilting but very high-pitched song and occasional whistling tones make a beautiful song that many birders appreciate at any time. Many other recordists have kindly made their own recordings available to use and their names will be given in full in the captions. The episode is based on Richard Matheson's short story "Sorry, Right Number" which appeared in the November 1953 issue of Beyond Fantasy Fiction. Beware that mammals (especially Red Fox Vulpes vulpes: for examples see British Library 2012), as well as amphibians, reptiles and insects also vocalise at night.