This night recording was done with the Maryland Nature Recordists in May 2008. I was at the Tubman Road Trail near marker #3. There were open water sloughs on both sides of me. The primary caller seems to be the Northern Cricket Frog, with Cope’s Gray Treefrog, Bald Eagle, Northern Bobwhite, Chuck Will’s widow, possibly the Snowy Tree Cricket, and the occasional Wood Frog filling out the soundscape.
ORTF, Sennheiser 8040, SD 744t 
February 2008, late morning at the end of the wildlife drive I found a small field of mostly snow geese and a few Canada geese. I pulled to the side of the road and setup the mics using a car door as a wind break, it was very windy. Several high altitude jets and the usual traffic din can be heard throughout, but it’s not bad for a side of the road recording.
ORTF MK21, SD 744t
The Tubman Road Trail is a remote trail that doesn’t pull many visitors away from the main part of the refuge (not at 7pm Saturday evening anyway). The day I was there there was a lot of wildlife, snakes frogs, etc. Northern Bobwhite, Northern Cricket Frogs, and Laughing Gulls can be heard. The front was recorded with my standard ORTF Schoeps array, the rear is a set of omni mics about 1 meter apart on either side of the ORTF. This is a four channel recording.
ORTF MK21, DPA 4006, SD 744t
This work by Greg Weddig is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 
