1 Hour Loon Calls With Campfire Sound - Loon Calls For Relaxing; *NO MUSIC*

[@whyamiintothis748]

Thank you for being so responsive to your viewers! Perfecting these relaxation videos really means a lot. Keep up the good work and you’ll gain many subscribers. You’re already helping me immensely 👍

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you so much! That means a lot to me, it’s nice to know that I’m helping someone. You made my day😊🌅

[@cafetime3801]

Each call/sound means something different. They are huge water fowl when seen up close. And stunning.

[@TheXelavid]

Love the part where it goes "aWOOOoooOOOoo"

[@yourblueskytime]

Me toooooooooo!!! 😁😁

[@aliceb8745]

I prefer the part where it goes “awWawawawaWo”

[@6SamChat9]

The spirits of Canada my friend

[@SuperCabrito14]

Changed my life

[@gilroyjones4601]

@@yourblueskytime 🤪common loons of a feather tick together🐺

[@AWeekLastTuesday]

they are so haunting, yet beautiful calls....it just gives me chills, and can imagine people back in the day think woods and lakes were haunted by spirits.

[@amandafancy786]

I agree. Loons are one of my favorites.

[@MrArcadia2009]

I'd agree. Beautiful calls, relaxing, yet melancholy.

[@Ptitsa-hawk]

@@amandafancy786did you hear a white bellbird?

[@ArumReynosa]

I grew up in a neighborhood with a lake in eastern Virginia, and every day would sit on the bank of our lake, listening to the calls of the loons, mallards, and mourning doves... such a beautiful and relaxing choir....❤

[@hannahrowen1573]

Definitely very fortunate...traveled in the military all over the world but in our own back yard is the most poignant of things

[@lavendersunset3]

this is what it's like camping in northern Minnesota near a lake

[@yourblueskytime]

Yup! That’s exactly the sound I was going for!👍🏕 Thanks for leaving a comment 😊

[@jackgoldsmith9451]

So accurate man, I was up in pimush lake northern Minnesota.

[@shadypielover]

Aye Minnesota here too

[@yahirnavarrooo]

@kendall knight

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

I’m just north of there in Ontario! Beautiful country on both sides of the border!

[@FatherUno]

I feel so happy to know im not the only person who thinks Loon calls sound calmly

[@karenlamontagne-ld6gu]

Loon calls are so hauntingly beautiful!

[@sansamstorm86]

As a native Minnesotan, I always put this on when I feel a need to reflect relax or am fighting off homesickness. Thank you for sharing!

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you for the nice comment! 😊

[@ThePalFishCoach]

Fellow native Minnesotan here for the same reason. Thanks for a lovely video!

[@mollycblaeser]

I'm from Minnesota too!

[@Jonathan-mn4ss]

BWCA/Quetico

[@jakedub58]

I remember as a kid the first time I heard these things was when I was in Ontario, Canada. They’re so creepy yet elegant, gives chills every time

[@maisysworld5855]

Heard these up at Kearney as a kid we thought that were wolves howling

[@cliffordparmeter6940]

I heard them at Norway Bay near Ottawa.

[@richvanatte3947]

I miss the haunting sound of Loons. Nice to hear this. I’m looking forward to camping up north again.

[@yourblueskytime]

I know how you feel Rich I miss it too 😔 That’s the reason I make these videos

[@km.scrivo]

Listening to this video takes me back to when I was growing up, and going camping with my family a ways from city life, in almost mid northern Michigan. We’d have our pop up camper, late at night, the air would be getting cooler and crisp, with the critters running about either among the trees or along the forest floor, my sister and myself would be roasting marshmallows over the campfire and when we had about 3 s’mores each, we would be sent to bed while our parents sat by the fire - obviously to relax without the presence of kids 😂 - and laying down, hearing the fire, and the lake we’d be next to, was about 50 feet from our campsite. Takes me back to the good old days 😕

[@yourblueskytime]

What a beautiful story! 💚 Thank you for sharing this childhood memory! 😊

[@randymarsh9488]

The last time I was next to a campfire was in boy scouts back in 2003. I was up in northern Wisconsin and we would like campfires like every 2 days or so and just have a group session with hot chocolate and we would joke around and tell stories and even do a little fun skit. This was of course when phones weren't really a thing for a young boy to have so we did a lot of stupid things as young adolescents.

[@Volert2]

alabama 100

[@kimberlylewis7789]

I was born and raised in Minnesota where the Loon is the State Bird. I absolutely love their call. So beautiful!!

[@jennycasakadosh]

alright , anyone else cries when listening to them ? when i first heard this around here recorded , it didnt feel like something new , my mind recognized this as a pure memory being lived , ... but there are no loons in my land , this has been a very important thing for me when i heard it , sometimes something small can mean great things for one's soul

[@toohot4primetime656]

Yes, we are all Loon Loonie

[@AstroTheBalancer]

Yes sir every time no matter what I do I burst into tears, the sound is the most beautiful thing my ears have ever been lucky enough to hear.

[@Michelle-cv7yt]

I grew up in a small mining town up in Northern Manitoba, and this is EXACTLY to a "tee" what I grew up around and camping areas near the town. But even when you lived in Snow Lake, you could hear that even out your back door at night. Our house was a two minute walk to the beach/lake (one of many lakes in and up around there). And so I am glad I found this recording, as it brings back fond memories!! So thank you! Nature is definetly in my blood even though its been many years since I moved away from there at 18.

[@dabeardoesstuff5412]

This reminds me of Algonquin park up in northern Ontario

[@yourblueskytime]

Nice! Thank you Algonquin is very cool 😎 👍

[@fanfictionandthings784]

Nice! I've never been to Algonquin Park, but my grandparents' cottage is a little ways' north of Parry Sound - we hear a lot of loons up there, too!

[@ooffactor]

I'd love to visit a lake in North America and just camp out with warm food and and someone I love.

[@awesomeTai]

Thank you for uploading!!! My anxiety is out of control lately and nature sounds really help me get centered and grounded so I can focus.

[@yourblueskytime]

Thanks for listening! I glad it helps 😊💚

[@mxlody8458]

I can’t fall asleep without this. Thank you

[@yourblueskytime]

So glad you enjoy this! Sweet dreams 😴

[@mysticmarble94]

I can't fall asleep because of this 😬😨😬😨

[@caseymoran3338]

it sounds like im sitting in maine right now i love it

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you Casey! That’s a great compliment! Maine is beautiful 💚🏕🛶

[@catroberts840]

I grew up in Maine also listening to the loons at nite on Long Lake. I miss being there as now live on the west coast. Thank you.

[@joshuaford7635]

I have a lake house in western Maine and this video brings me back there

[@rigidbat]

i remember being at summer camp as a kid and getting so scared because i thought these sounds were wolves. now tonight i specifically looked up a video with loon calls to fall asleep to. good night y’all ❤

[@Kittenklawurbnxplr]

Im native American this is a naitive sound

[@yourblueskytime]

That's wonderful! Thanks for letting me know, I appreciate your comment, please let me know if you have any suggestions for other videos

[@Kittenklawurbnxplr]

@@nicholaswalsh3016 settle down tuguy

[@Kittenklawurbnxplr]

@@nicholaswalsh3016 why are you acting like that better quit

[@sarahmargs7052]

​@@nicholaswalsh3016 does the act of other humans taking space, expressing themselves, and enlightening others have to be an attack on your white fragility? Get over it.

[@johnbvjb2079]

@@nicholaswalsh3016 only because you dont want to, nothing is real you know this

[@skyent9513]

Used to go fishing at my uncles cabin in Ontario. I'll never forget listening to the loons while watching the sunset on the lake.

[@fanfictionandthings784]

Oh, what part of Ontario? My grandparents' cottage is a little ways' north of Parry Sound, and we hear them a lot up there.

[@airplanefan4887]

This brings back so many great memories of camping in the BC interior for me thanks so much!!

[@yourblueskytime]

You’re welcome! 😊 Thank you for the nice comment, I’m glad you enjoyed it! 😁

[@TheRandomWolf]

Man I’m jealous

[@tomasisaak4952]

Fr such a nice vibe

[@guycarrwuzright7189]

I'm from Maine, and this is how it sounds at Forest pond, my son and I's favorite spot.

[@kriso7336]

I live on a lake in Northern MN, this is every night. This will be nice to listen to in the winter when its 30 below!

[@AmelieAnarchy]

Thank you. I am Canadian but have been living in Australia for 2 years. This reminds me of one of the best camping/fishing trip I've ever had in Brisco, BC. I miss the peacefulness of a Canadian moutain lake at night with the loons wailing.

[@fredkotthaus1518]

Awesome thanks, it reminds me of my grandmother's camp on a lake near Sumner Maine

[@yourblueskytime]

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

[@creamyburrito]

Where in maine?

[@fredkotthaus1518]

@@creamyburrito my late grandmother had a camp on moose pond between north Paris and Sumner, one of my cousins has it now. I have a lot of family all over Oxford county from Oxford, south paris, bethel, greenwood, bryant pond ect

[@fredkotthaus1518]

@@creamyburrito also the elders that have passed away are buried in the west paris cemetery,these are the ones from my mothers side

[@creamyburrito]

@@fredkotthaus1518 thats awesome my late grandfather build a cottage on Balch Lake in acton. And now my uncles going to retire in Embden. I firmly believe every american needs to experience a Maine lake cottage

[@google404errorgames9]

I want camping for my first time up in Algonquin Ontario on lake opeongo and i never realized how loud the loons can get at night. it was much louder than k expected. Thank you for bringing back the memories to help with falling asleep 😁

[@colinmahon19]

My favorite sound of all time

[@ephennell4ever]

This brings back all those summers growing up, when I'd spend a week or two in Maine on Woodbury Pond (world's biggest 'pond'!) in the Tacoma Lakes region. So relaxing! Those days, now, seem almost like a sort of unattainable Paradise of fun and relaxation, and general good times! Thnx for helping me have a nostalgic re-visit!

[@yourblueskytime]

So glad this brought back good memories, hopefully you will get back there one day. ( you’ve got me curious so I added Woodbury Pond to places I have to visit on my bucket list!)

[@crazeed4179]

I need an 8 or 10 hour feed of this so I can sleep at night

[@mylesmontgomery942]

You could make a playlist

[@newhopegirl]

Was canoeing in the BWCA in Northern Minnesota and was awakened to Loon calls. It's an amazing sound. Thanks for posting.

[@teddelguercio2173]

We moved to Maine last May, and camped at Mooselookmeguntic Lake in June - heard this all night. It was fantastic.

[@theHuskyCrew]

I've been listening to this to help fall asleep. It transports me into a tent in the BWCA. Very relaxing with a lot of good memories.

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you 💚 I’m glad it helps you sleep 😴

[@dee42ish]

Love this reminds me of summer at the lake in Canada 🇨🇦 sask , gets me through this cold winter I can’t wait to be at the lake again my favourite sounds by far ever

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you for the nice comment! I can’t wait to be at the lake again too 🚣‍♂️💚 What’s the name of the lake in Saskatchewan you’re referring to?

[@Jane-lf2fb]

Makes me think of summers at Madge Lake (Duck Mountain Provincial Park) or Emma Lake (Prince Albert National Park) in Saskatchewan. Most beautiful places on earth.

[@dee42ish]

@@Jane-lf2fbI only live about 20 mins from Emma lake!

[@magentaman7639]

When the loon went OOOOoooooOOOOOO… I felt that.

[@Bignrich211]

Love this! Thank you Blue Sky Time for these beautiful nature ballads! It makes my day listening to them! Brings back fond memories of camping at Lake Winnibigosh in Northern Minnesota 🥰

[@laurenalexander1293]

I love this video. If you ever make one with campfire sounds and the honking of geese overhead…I think I would have found the two videos that will instantly transport me back in time to my home to MN

[@peterhutter1320]

Thank you very much for posting this video. This brings back fond memories of my youth being in a guest cabin with the windows rigged wide open well past dusk at an Upper St. Regis lake camp located in the Adirondacks. The echo of multiple loon calls propagating along the lake and/or through the dark forest is mesmerizing to say the least.

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you for the nice comment Peter, that sounds like a very nice place. I’m glad this video brought back those fond memories 😊

[@gamergamer4646]

@@yourblueskytime you should do your work heartly to bring nature in peoples heart

[@thessleidl]

Just came back from camping in the rockies in Alberta, Canada. The haunting sounds one of my favourite bird is so part of the experience. Thanks

[@fanfictionandthings784]

Ahhh, this sounds like being up at my grandparents' cottage near Parry Sound, Ontario! We often hear loons out on the lake late at night as we're going to bed, or early in the morning when the sun's almost completely up - if we're lucky, we might even be able to see them. As much as I enjoy living in the city, I'm always glad to get away for a week or two up north in the summer; we'll be going up again this year, and I can't wait!

[@juneaporter5527]

I lived in central minnesota near a small pond where the loons came every year, after you hear them I started planning my night routine before they started, and fall asleep to them, i am native, and from the loon clan, I love this

[@yourblueskytime]

That's wonderful! Loons have a special connection with the Native Americans and it's great to hear that you have that connection too! Sounds like you have the perfect bedtime routine!

[@sophieeeee111]

Currently listening to this in mid west Australia, born and raised here and never stepped foot in America/Canada but I feel almost nostalgic listening to this ♥️. It’s strangely comforting ❤️‍🩹

[@takkarsasori8961]

man i've missed this noise. sometimes during the early or late spring or summer me and my kokum would sit outside on her porch and just listen to the maang calling out to each other.

[@marinakeene333]

Man this feels exactly like my camp. I live in maine so this is so calming and At home.

[@yourblueskytime]

I love Maine❤️!! Where in Maine is your camp?

[@marinakeene333]

@@yourblueskytime Hancock

[@minnesotagophersrecruiting9185]

Your Blue Sky Time I love maine too I went up there and (Idk if you are sensitive to hearing this) but I shot a bear up there and the first time I heard it it was just so majestic and they wailed and tremoloed and also if you look at my profile pic you can see the bear!!!!! 🐻🐻🐻and also, what was bugging that one loon to make it yodel because they yodel when they feel threatened or something flys above them like a hawk or eagle...

[@creepiestadventure]

this is so comforting

[@cuatican]

Thank you for not filling this track with loon after loon every four and half seconds like the rest of them do. This is great.

[@Amazonkiller65]

My favorite bird. So beautiful and so haunting.

[@BlueSwampyCraft]

Now it’s perfect! Love this

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you for the great advice 👍

[@Jebs-xp3py]

Lol

[@dimetime35c]

Reminds me of summers up north here in Minnesota. Gull lack and cross lake

[@zibam6687]

One of my best vacation was in the island located north of toronto with these amazing birds an their fabulous sound , thank you 🙏💞

[@royceellena]

Living in Northern California, and amidst the covid shutdowns AND the PG&E electricity shut offs due to increased fire hazards. Sitting here alone in the house with a couple candles lit, listening to this in loop while I drink a few beers and take a couple shit of whiskey; well it’s quite alright. It damn near gives me that out in the woods, alone, clear thoughts type of feeling.. it reminds me who I really am inside and what’s ultimately important in life. ♥️ Thankyou so much for this quite an amazing little thing I’ve stumbled across.

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you so much for this comment! It made my day and that feeling of being out in the woods alone is exactly what I was going for! So glad to know that you felt it 😊 Cheers! 🍻

[@shawnwood6473]

I grew up going back and forth from California to Pennsylvania for my Dads military service. Everytime he came back from Vietnam we trekked cross country by way of the north camping in National forests and State parks we took a month usually to allow my Fad to acclimate back to civilian life. We stayed in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan and Newyork . Always fell asleep listening to the loons on the lakes or ponds. Thankyou for recreating those memories. I’ve had trouble sleeping from years of working nightshift. Now I relax and sleep listening to them and the rain you hit it right thanks

[@Lizzye33]

This made me cry. Thank you. In my childhood I had the extraordinary honor to go to my grandma's summer cottage on the lake, and spend the summers there. We would leave the windows open since we did not have AC and the crickets and the loons would perform their orchestra for us. It was so alive and wonderful! I hardly felt like sleeping, and sometimes could not without it. When I was very little the haunting beauty used to startle me awake and before I understood the source of the song I just felt it trying to reach me and it responded with so much feeling words still cannot do justice. Now that I am grown up and my grandmother has long since passed, I have not been to the cottage in years and miss it terribly. My uncle's are selling it in the fall so I know I will not have another summer there again. Yet I remember the early autumn nights with the fireplace roaring the loons the only residents as the crickets had few in numbers remaining and the forests still with anticipation almost as if they were holding their breath and encouraging you to do the same until the song traveled through the boughs and across the water. I finally got the heart to attempt to find such a video as this and it is such a blessing beyond words. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!!!

[@bean-pod]

So relaxing ❤thank you!

[@kathyjohnson7888]

thank you for having your videos with n without music, I prefer no music, dig nocturnal sounds n love the haunting calls of loons.. this video is GREAT!!!

[@yourblueskytime]

You’re welcome Kathy! 😊 And thank you for listening and leaving a nice comment!☺️💚

[@siddhipatadia]

Loon calls has become one of most relaxing anxiety reliving things for me.. Plus mixed with cracking fire.. Nice combination😚 I don't know why loon call relaxes me immensely, cuz where I'm from there's no such bird. I even discovered it from a video...

[@TheSammy78]

as a kid growing up every summer we'd go camping and at night I'd here the loons calling it was like my lullaby to put me to sleep I sure miss those days I'm glad I found this

[@thepacificpirate]

This is exactly why I can’t wait to start camping again this summer. I miss these peaceful nights and listening to these beautiful birds. Minnesota is probably one of the places to be, camping wise, during the summer (but bring bug spray. Mosquitoes are everywhere 😂)

[@oui6459]

Do you know where can we hear those loons

[@thepacificpirate]

@@oui6459 any lake in Minnesota (probably any lake in general in the northern United States. I’m not sure if they’re native in the southern states). But it’s really majestic to hear them when the sun is just about to rise and you can still see the fog rolling across the lake.

[@oui6459]

​@@thepacificpirate wow i live in a city right now but this summer me and my friends are going to minnesota like you said to hear those loons. Thank you

[@rileybrown6792]

Can hear them on any lake in northern Wisconsin! Plus Wisconsin is a damn good camping state too!

[@dillonbutler9862]

My southern friends: You listen to this to RELAX? Me: *transported to the ADK Mtns*

[@yourblueskytime]

Yup only another Northerner understands 😁

[@divinespark236]

The truth, we northerners are truly a hardier less cocky bunch of wilderness dwellers then our poser southern counter parts. We actually have more country then them but don't tell them that. We're better woodsmen, realer more humble people. Less intense, less insane. Won the damn war that we clearly were in God's right to do but never talk about it. Better shooters, archers, fishermen boaters and hunters. Of hardier stock too. Mostly Czech, Slovak, Irish, Polish, Norse Viking; you name it. People who fucking worked from being poor hated immigrants to become heroes who had at least their part in building this country. Less racist too. Oh, and I'm the first northerner to ever really say this because we're also a lot nicer.

[@Whoozerdaddy]

@@divinespark236 God I hope this is satirical. As a born and bred Adirondack woodsman, I don't know a soul who would seriously utter such drivel. That, and anybody who is from the Northeast would know that our stock is Scottish, Irish, English, Indian and Dutch, with smatterings of French, Portuguese and various others, mostly in the cities.

[@divinespark236]

@@Whoozerdaddy I was drunk, and yes I'm aware how no one in the north thinks in the way I just did. Being fucked up leads to some freaking inane utterances man. I may delete it.

[@Whoozerdaddy]

@@divinespark236 Okay man, do what seems best. I understand about saying or doing things you wish you never had.

[@ethansmith4983]

This reminds me of nights in Algonquin Provincial Park.

[@MotherNature88]

Great atmosphere. Wonderful, specially loon sound coming from nearby and it echoing in the place.

[@jeanwhite2705]

Thank you for this video and no music makes it perfect. Really enjoyed it tonight!

[@DrMcDoobie]

Me and my family have been going up north to camp on a lake for the past 15 years and I would always here loons at night in my tent, so calming.

[@darkchampion3577]

Nature is beautiful ❤

[@Jedi-girl21]

A scary yet beautiful noise I find loons to sound quite relaxing to listen to 😌🦆🎶🎵🎧🌅

[@guycarrwuzright7189]

Can't wait to go to Catherdral Pines in the shadow of the Appalachian mountians. This is the sound we get to fall asleep to!

[@richardcrouse5559]

It's almost 0 degrees fahrenheit here today in upstate NY. Wishing I could be in the ADK camping 🏕️🥾

[@yourblueskytime]

I hear you Richard! Same for me here, it’s cold and I’m wishing I was in the Adirondacks by a nice campfire 🔥!

[@MartinLaforce]

I like to think of my native people's homeland in the great lakes area, lots of swimming, fishing, and hunting too! 😊

[@nathanstewart5079]

I just wanna buy a really high quality tent and make this part of our world my new home❤ It would be a dream come true. Thank you for the video. I play it gently over my Bluetooth and slip into dreamland❤

[@dianestiner8602]

This combination of loons crickets and cracking fire is absolutely fascinating ! LOVE IT ! Thank you for sharing.

[@marknothing5835]

Reminds me of black river in Matheson Ontario Canada i grew up camping in a place that sounds just like this so thank you for this i fall asleep like a champ every night 🤘😎🤘

[@yourblueskytime]

That sounds like my kind of place!! 👍 Thanks for thé nice comment, I’m glad it helps you sleep 😴

[@alank64]

I think the loons on my lake just migrated 2 days ago, I'm up in the Laurentians, but this recording reminds me summer nights.Thanks for sharing.

[@yourblueskytime]

I’m in the laurentians too! The last loon left a few days ago, I’m always sad when they go.

[@alank64]

@@yourblueskytime Ya, same thing here, love waking up to their calls below on the lake and a coffee.

[@alank64]

@@yourblueskytime Oh meant to ask, so this was recorded in the Laurentians?

[@Revix-ok5zb]

Really Beautiful Sounds of the Loons and other animals, also the night sky awesome 😍🥰🦢🐦🦆🦉🌲🐺😻💖

[@lydiaschroeder3557]

This video has been magic for my two kids to help them relax at night and go to sleep fast!

[@nakellold]

From Brazil, really like the sound this bird makes, thanks mate

[@maggiegrace3738]

When I hear this it reminds me when I went camping 🏕 with my brother I heard loon and rain I slept fast at the camp miss it lol 😂

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you for the nice comment Maggie 😊 I miss hearing loons at the camp too 💕🏕

[@maggiegrace3738]

@@yourblueskytime no problem 😉 funny thing is in the mornings my phone is dead then I remember I listen too this all night lol 😂

[@Randomstlhero]

I spent 5 days backpacking in Yellowstone’s backcountry. We heard Loons, elk bulging, and wolves howling every night; some of the most beautiful sounds in nature.

[@LikaLaruku]

Tank you. I took a little nap at my computer. This was very pleasant.

[@jordanmaguire8135]

This takes me back to my childhood, thanks for that! :)

[@JasonGonzales-ft2ex]

Here in alaska, the loons are always calling (& laughing?) in the wilderness all day and night! but also its always so quiet at night since we dont have crickets...-which ive never heard in real life! haha all we hear is the wolves & coyotes & loons. thanks for the video!!!❤👍👍👍

[@dianeh2765]

Really beautiful ❤

[@catroberts840]

Thank you for this, I grew up in Maine on Long lake, I miss the lions most of all. Thank you.

[@yourblueskytime]

My pleasure 😊

[@jb562]

Love this! Reminds me of my childhood camping and fishing. Very calming... thank you!

[@yourblueskytime]

Ah, those childhood memories of camping and fishing! There's nothing like a good old story to put a smile on my face. Thanks for the positive feedback.

[@Mcrroxmysoxoff74]

Reminds me of staying with my grandma in rangeley maine❤️

[@allison_d]

Oh my this is definitelly the most terrifying and the most beautiful bird sound ever

[@karenlamontagne-ld6gu]

This is absolutely lovely! I easily imagined I was out in the woods in my tent listening to the dying campfire and the hauntingly beautiful sounds of nature around me. So relaxing! Thanks for this

[@yourblueskytime]

You are welcome, I'm so glad you enjoyed it!!

[@gilroyjones4601]

my suburb-dwelling self enjoyed this very much, thank you ✨

[@jefftilley2909]

Beautiful and haunting sounds......

[@Flint-Dibble-the-Don]

Me and my Dad did a bush plane / canoe trip to Canada when I was 13. Being from southern Illinois he was scared to death that a bear was going to attack us at night on whatever Island we chose to camp. He slept with a fillet knife and axe next to him lol. This reminds me of that awesome trip. Great memories.

[@mynameislisa2281]

I like this it's very peaceful. I wish there were loons in my area, it's such a beautiful sound.

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you, I agree! It really is my favourite sound. 😊

[@BillyBats773]

Reminds me of my cottage in the upper peninsula of Michigan. Best nights of sleep I’ve ever gotten while staying up there. Damn this loud city. And this video is great. Not super loud but just perfect. Love hearing them in the distance.

[@yourblueskytime]

Thank you Billy 😊 You’re lucky to have a cottage there. I agree best sleep is while listening to nature sounds, especially loons in the distance 🤎😴

[@BillyBats773]

@@yourblueskytime 💜

[@Fozgate4000]

I remember our 5th grade teacher played Loon sounds for us and I fell in love with their sounds. I was going crazy for 30 min trying to google the name of these birds.

[@brdmproductions6519]

This is so beautiful, thank you.

[@lisaschafer8163]

So mournful and beautiful

[@Ashicakez3]

This playlist is perfect, thank you! It brings back memories of when I used to go camping. I’d sit by the campfire next to the lake and I’d hear the sounds of loons, their song would echo across the lake, it’s beautiful. It’s been years since I’ve been camping, I hope I’ll get to hear the loons call in person someday again

[@davidbanach7982]

When you hear loons at night on a lake (when in pure silence) it’s initially a lot louder and echoes wayyyyy more than this. Almost feels eerie when it happens because of how much it echoes throughout the lake and surrounding forest (I have heard many loons on quiet lakes at the middle of night).

[@yourblueskytime]

@davidbanach7982 So have I

[@SgtStacker12]

Growing up on the Chippewa Flowage I would go to sleep to this all the time... I miss it

[@yourblueskytime]

I’ve never been there so I googled it, 🏕 it looks like my kind of place. 🤎🤙 Hopefully I’ll get to go there when lockdown is over and borders are open again 🙏🌈

[@via6998]

people are saying this relaxes them, but honestly the way the sound echos it’s kinda haunting

[@ephennell4ever]

I played this kind of thing for some friends of mine; they apparently have no experience with loons ... the adults thought it was "kinda nice" (huh?!?), and the kids thought it was either spooky, or boring! I've often thought that loon-calls were 'haunting', but not in a spooky way!

[@rockmetalhead7680]

It shows how vaste nature is so much calm

[@taylorholder1218]

I love the echos!

[@emmaseguin6051]

It does, thank you so much