Favourite sound?

[Headfry]

The sound and smell of a good bonfire on an autumn evening!

[kernowyon]

the large flock (30+) of long tailed tits that visit the willows behind my plot on a daily basis, have tried to count them as they pass a break in the trees but just too many. can hear them a mile off and they always signal a tea break to stop and watch them.

[yoanbob]

ducks quacking, fire crackling, owls twit twooing, bobs likes the kookaburra laughing

[lainey lou]

I thought seagulls say ..."mine..mine...mine..."

thats just in finding nemo!

[Headfry]

Kernowyon, I know what you mean about the long tailed tits, they are lovely birds to watch, we had a very small flock last year but the are such fun, I love listening to their joyful chattering. really lovely, thanks for the reminder!

[Two_Sheds]

I like being able to hear the whurrr of my bike tyres riding down a quiet country road. Doesn't happen much or last for long, as there is always traffic coming along, even on the remotest lanes.

[Salina]

horses neighing
farm animal's.....mooing, baaing etc!
hens ''singing''
gentle rivers
my dog's play growling
wild birds
wind turbines
big ships horns
the rev (sp?) on vintage cars (our car used to make a similar sound when there was a hole in the exhaust, it was awful when it got fixed lol!)
beaches......the waves, sea birds. especially on a windy day when you can see the sand being blown across the beach!
crows ''talking''
frogs ''ribbiting''

Can't think of anymore at the moment lol.

[Mrs Dobby]

Wind in the treetops,
waves on the beach gently lapping,
summer rain,
the sounds of a bonfire late at night in the woods,
logs cracking on a fire,
our dog when she's playing,
owls hooting late at night,
silence,
the stillness of a frosty night,
thunderstorms (especially when you are camping and safe in your dry tent, snug and able to watch and listen whilst in a warm, dry sleeping bag!)
the peace and quiet deep in the woods or that is found in many stone circles in the uk (if you are alone long enough to enjoy it(
the quiet of the lottie early in the morning or last thing at night!

[bramble]

My grand-daughters laughing.

[rustylady]

The sound of the grandchildren going home - only kidding, I love them to bits but they do wear you out. It's lovely to hear them shouting all the way up the road "Bye Nanny, love you, see you soon".

[muckdiva]

The sound of my horse chewing her hay, very soothing after a stressful day

[bubblewrap]

The sound of a lawn mower.

It means somebody's working & I'm not doing it.

[Dobby]

open Fire outside, birds in a mornig owls on a night, Autom wind in the trees walking throw lives in an autum the crunch under your feet