L’aria notturna

At first I was disappointed by this track. The crickets seemed really busy and the bird calls sparse. Once I meditated with it, it was. different matter. This is a track that really comes into it's own when your brain has slowed down somewhat. You get drawn into the track by the various elements that aren't immediately noticeable to the waking mind. And then it does indeed become more like a symphony of night-time wildlife. It's also a track that's best played at low volume, your mind then has to work at hearing all the elements and the bird calls don't become too loud. I find all the tracks with heavy insect life are best at low volume otherwise they become annoying. This is my favourite track for deep meditation. I can achieve long periods of deep concentration with this track.

Brings back happy memories of all my times spending time with God in those lovely spring nights hanging out with or around the Spring Peppers. Sometimes getting my feet wet and had an unforgettable experience herping for the beautiful and cute spring peepers. The loons remind me of a time when I heard a loon call at least two or three times in the evening while walking on a country road. Herping is so much fun. Very soothing place for me to go and the sweet little Peepers remind me of those times. And the night sky as those enthralling stars engulf you...well bless you NatureSpace! :)

When I'm not in the mood for a rain track, this is one I find myself returning to time and time again. Concentrating on the nocturnal wildlife is hypnotic and relaxing. Various animal calls chime in intermittently, but at a low volume, they are not too distracting. There are gentle waves that roll into the shore inducing sleep. Very enjoyable track. If you enjoy listening to the sounds of the creatures of the night, I advise you to add this to your collection.

Too quiet compared to the free ones. Can't really use it without headphones because of that. If it were louder, it might be my favorite

The upclose loons in the preview tended to startle me and creep me out a little because they aren't a feature of night noise here in Tennessee, so I was very hesitant about purchasing this track. However, after reading the other reviews, I decided to give it a try, and I am very glad I did. The previewed loons fit in very well with the rest of the track and aren't at all as creepy as they sounded there. The wind in the trees by the lake, the crickets and peeper frogs all add to the immersive environment of a cabin in the north woods. I know several other listeners were looking for more loon noises, but for me, this track has just the right balance! Similar to Night at Lake Unknown, but less about the lake and more about the nearby environment, exactly what you would hear on the sleeping porch of your Adirondack style cabin...Thanks Naturespace!

This track is easily one of the best tracks available. The mixture of crickets, frogs, and water is an amazing combination. Add the loons, which creep the life out of me when they first start, and you have a perfect nighttime scene. I've found that now, in the dead of winter, the track makes me feel like it's summer again.

This is probably my new favorite night track. I feel like I am camping by a lake, a large lake. I'm not sure of the names of the water fowl, but the occasional call of a loon in the distance is what really makes this track feel so emmense to me. There isn't just one or two elements that compose this track but many. Even so it doesn't feel busy. Insects, wind, water and even an occasional stick falling from a tree take turns makes this a very dynamic night track.

Is kinda lake at night but more calmly. I liked it

This is one of the best tracks. lots of perfectly set ambience in the background complements the bizarre yet distinctly familiar wildlife noises at the focus of the tune. this is the track you should get for studying, creating art, reading, sleeping, and much more. It is such a well-crafted track, thank you.

This track is filled with subtlety and is more of an evening ambience than it is a study in loon calls, and I am really happy about that. While I love their sound, loon calls by themselves would probably get old pretty quick, but this track has them spaced n such a way so that they are just a natural part of a lovely evening environment. For me, this means I will probably never get sick of it, it's just a gorgeous place to be. The loons call from all over, a few that are close, but most are distant and soft. Naturespace has found a perfect balance in this track.

PERFECTION,

I have to say I was slightly disappointed with this track. The peepers are good, but I expected more loons based on the description. Most of them are in the far distance so over speakers nearly disappear. It is different from "unknown lake at night" with a wider variety of sounds, just really expected more loons.

This is the most sophisticated and detailed of the night tracks so far. Akin to Night at Lake Unkown, but with a different approach to the loons and more variety of loon calls. I was wishing for a track that included "laughing" loons and got it. They also hit a home run by including the frogs in addition to crickets, something that was previously only heard in Loki. Growing up in northern Michigan, this is literally the perfect night noise in my mind and a great representation of the northwoods. Naturespace continues to blow me away with their latest additions.