Fireflies & Crickets - Calming Nature Night Sounds & Sights for Sleep & Relaxation - 10 Hours

Relax and sleep peacefully with the magical pulsing lights of fireflies flying in the forest air on a warm summer evening and the gentle song of chirping crickets, accompanying their mesmerizing show. This nature video and high quality audio recording, can be used to create a peaceful and calming background ambiance in your home or place of work and to help with sleep, relaxation, meditation, yoga, study, stress relief, working, reading, etc.
*As with all my videos on this channel, this is an actual video recording of fireflies at dusk and not a CGI.
Filming and recording location: Bulgaria.
All material in this video is original and personally recorded by myself on location.
Copyright © 2019 Petar Paunchev. All Rights Reserved. The unauthorized reproduction or distribution of this copyrighted work is illegal.
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[@Jim-zu8ui]

Now disabled, I no longer can sleep under the stars surrounded by the guardians of the night. I once was an avid camper and outdoor survivalist. These days, this video is the lullaby that helps me sleep through nights of pain and poor sleep. It is the most realistic and natural video of the night sounds that I miss so much. thank you for this blessing.

[@StrategicStripping]

military?

[@phillipa.larson5131]

✴MAY GOD BLESS YOU WITH PEACE AND HARMONY✴

[@r1vertag]

Why not though? Get someone to go with you and help you along the way, I'm sure you have somebody who'd do that for you man keep ya head up

[@vtgchanelswan]

much love to you 🤍🤍🤍

[@gilbertcourchesne1001]

Purchase a star projector and it will bring out that ambience even more

[@Sara-no4yh]

I love this sound. It reminds me of when I came home to my front yard with my brother when I was like 9. My legs were burning from playing hide and seek in the freshly cut grass. When coming home all I could smell was the beautiful smell of dinner being made and also the smell of grass. But my favourite thing was to sit in the grass and listen to the crickets and look at the sky with small bats flying around while the moon and the stars start to slowly appear. My mind would always drift off into the best thoughts not knowing what life problems are, then suddenly being shook from hearing my mom call out my name to go eat dinner :)

[@ElenaAshe]

Beautiful memories. 👍

[@RedCloudBeechWaveAhh]

I love this. Thank you!

[@auriusblancheman9623]

bats are the coolest!!

[@floflo9801]

So romantic...

[@BigGamingBossMan]

God bless all of you. I hope you all live wondrous happy lives of peace and tranquillity

[@tommyy301]

Ever since moving to the city, sleeping has never been the same. I remember the hot summer days when I’d go out and play with the kids in my village all day until late evening, coming home to my mother cooking dinner, mosquitos biting at my legs, the dog barking a greeting. Sometimes in the nights it’d be so hot you could stay out on the porch and listen to the distant sound of crickets echoing, some distant dog barking, trees and hills around you. And the stars- the stars were the most beautiful- not hidden by light pollution, but visible, almost like they were touchable, you could almost feel the texture of the universe through them. And on especially clear nights, the moon would become the sun. The smells too, were unique. Grass, flowers, trees, all that fresh, pure nature scent surrounding you with a light breeze that cooled you off almost lovingly. Man, I really miss those times. They were simpler back then.

[@ileanamalave8282]

Same here I like when it rains cus of the smell of dirt 😂 🤷‍♀️

[@dicelynsabangangallentes2173]

🥹🫶

[@trappart9209]

So beautiful, I never experienced all of these at the same time

[@infijenya]

You can always create the same life for you now. Just have courage to change what you do and have today.

[@iamenergy8867]

You have a special way with words and describing, love how you said the moon becomes the sun 😎 you should write a book and title it " Ever Since " based on the life of living under the stars compared to living under the pollution, it would be a BEST SELLER 😊

[@only1ldrennan]

Listen to this every night at bedtime, it’s like camping! It instantly calms my nerves and washes away the stressors of the day. Has been very helpful for my PTSD.

[@Fredrik7le]

Feel the same. I have Tinnitus and PTSD. This with a bone conducting headset really helps 👍

[@Chefchen21]

same.My PTSD have change and i have no bad Flashbags longer.

[@Thefunksoulbro]

God bless you, I find walking in nature bare foot helps. And stopping to listen to the silence.

[@elizabethj8917]

I use this for my PTSD too

[@garyparkison8662]

@@Fredrik7le 3k257

[@roc5291]

I know most people will over glorify their child hood, but, I had SO many of THESE memories growing up with fireflies and nature’s ambiance all around me. Camping outside with my family. Walks home through the neighborhood at night from a friends house. The feeling I get when just listening to this, it represents feelings and emotions I could never come close to putting into words. I’m so grateful that so many others understand how something so simple as a firefly can be so powerful. Blessed to be along side all of you in this adventure called Life.

[@carmenmonroe7]

Nothing wrong with glorifying what is good. It's a blessing. People glorify negativity of today all the time. Why not glorify something great. Some things need to be brought back and shed light in today's world too.

[@MrPaolomax]

Beautiful comment and track

[@loreladumbrava]

i remember the days of my childhood when i was actually falling asleep listening to crickets and other night creatures. so beautiful, lovely, perfect.

[@tedmerr]

I don't hear them anymore where I live. Rachel Carson's book should be required reading

[@daisy1441]

Me too. I am in my 50s. I grew up without AC. We had a "whole house fan" (not an attic fan. Sorry for any confusion) though. Just 15 minutes on and the attic and our bedrooms were very comfortable

[@LydiaStarz]

I can remember actually SEEING lightning bugs! Dont see many now.

[@LydiaStarz]

@@daisy1441 we had that fan!

[@karansra8104]

exactly

[@PorterWood09]

This is absolutely what I hear outside my house every night. Mostly in the Spring after rain comes through. I live in a rural area with wooded areas near a river. Probably about half of what you hear as crickets, are tree frogs singing. This is beautiful....

[@FreeSpirit5150]

We live out in the country, and hear the tree frogs at night - such a beautiful, evocative sound....❤

[@barkasz6066]

This is by far the best crickets video I heard on youtube. Sounds like the crickets in my garden from old summers past

[@gazellepop]

The sound of crickets and the scent of the forest after the rain 🌧

[@Rattlingcat]

Bro you read my brain😢 in our country pakistan the sound u mentioned is always there but now i am in Qatar 🇶🇦 and miss that vibe i used to sleep at the roof of the house when the light goes of and the whole street went black and i saw alot of stars byee 👋😢 😢😢😢

[@debraberry5004]

Thanks for the happy memories! This 60-year-old woman is now a young girl in central Ohio again. My childhood home was by a small creek (crik as my grandmother called it) and it sounded just like this outside my bedroom window at night in the summer.

[@pattymulligan2389]

your words took me back to childhood too: to north carolina nights alive with insect sounds. me and my hranny and mama watchin the moon rise huge in the sky there. Moon's much smaller in th north...( northern idaho)

[@artwithash]

Wow, with the exception of me not being 60 years old... everything else you wrote is exactly my experience. Hope you are well Debra.

[@irvintu5869]

Beautiful comment Debra. Thanks.

[@horatiumuresan6686]

@@artwithash was as

[@mistsofjade1512]

52 yrs old and back in Akron in the Valley at age 9 again, if only for a brief moment in time now.

[@TheOldGuy325]

Oh man,,, thank you I've been looking for this version sound crickets for long time

[@Icwy.w]

My closet friend at the time and I were having a sleepover on his trampoline, this video is exactly what it sounded like that evening.I often think about that night at lot, as he passed away the following year.

[@geechiegeech]

As a teen in the 1980's I used to sit in a patch of grass behind my building by the railroad tracks in the summertime with my friends and just soak in the ambiance of crickets. Sometimes we'd just stay until the sun came up and we talked about life. Makes me realize how wonderful life was then & how peaceful and happy everyone was around me. Every time I hear crickets, I think of those summer nights back in 1981 & the dreams and aspirations we all had.

[@lillymedesto]

Sleeping with the window open in Fargo, ND during the summer, we heard the crickets like this. Such a blessed memory & so comforting to listen to now!

[@ImmabeWendy]

These have become a staple for my self care and mental health. When I’m reading? Going to bed? I grew up in the south so it’s super comforting to be able to listen whenever.

[@beachgirl1947]

This is the most wonderful sound in the world…thank you

[@TheSilentWatcher]

🙏😊

[@laurarobinson8195]

I like this one best because it's the most relaxing and realistic! In the warm months, I open the bedroom windows to the screens and let in the fresh night air. One can hear the crickets and other night insect sounds, an occasional bird, and just a soft rustling in the air. For me, that's calming and soothing. It's the coldest part of winter here now and everything's closed up tight. At night, I put this track on and it feels like "summertime" again! Very pleasant and relaxing!

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Glad you like it! :))

[@codgirl25]

Of course these sounds are incredibly soothing, but what I love about this is that it's not a computer drafted scene of flashing "fireflies," but are the actual beautiful, mesmerizing flashes of the real thing. I haven't seen this before in other videos. BEAUTIFUL! And the sound of the insects is one of the best I've heard that sounds like my childhood home in the summertime in Massachusetts. Thank you for this!

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Thank you for your appreciation! 🙏😊

[@nathandegner5187]

Would you be my friend

[@Shasta.McNasty]

The fireflies I grew up with in the Ozarks blinked on and off nowhere near as rapidly as these computer-generated ones.

[@TheSilentWatcher]

These are real fireflies and not computer generated ones. In fact, nothing in my channel is computer generated. Consider the idea, that these fireflies live in the Balkans and maybe they flicker more rapidly compared to the ones you saw in your childhood.

[@Shasta.McNasty]

@@TheSilentWatcher That must be the case then.

[@rm.makes.me.smile_]

This makes me think of when I’d spend the night at my best friend’s house in grade school and I always slept on the carpet floor underneath her window. Not that she didn’t offer me her bed, but I chose to sleep there because could hear the nature so closely, and from down there looking up I could see the gentle blue haze of light peeking through the bottom of the curtains. Sometimes I would consciously stare at that little gap until my eyes got closer and closer to closing and I fell asleep. I haven’t been there in 6 years. And I didn’t realize how much that meant to me until just now.

[@luviathan9706]

may i ask you where is your best friend's house?

[@smileawhile6881]

Great memories

[@njdxnjdx]

Did you ever do it with her or just sleep on the carpet?

[@Peachy08]

Awesome memories!

[@vintage_hart6392]

Childhoods were the best!

[@aranzarowski6508]

I am suffering from tinnitus and this is the best way to mask the noise for me to sleep at night thank you.

[@TheSilentWatcher]

I glad it helps! :))

[@Chris-Tennant]

Same I feel like crying with the relief I just felt 🥲 I literally just got out of bed and switched the house electricity off to see if removing any emf would help silence my tinnitus, also convinced my self I had elons chip in my brain transmitting my thoughts to the new 5g towers 😳 crazzzzzy! Instant relief and reality!

[@ruthsenglishchannel2078]

Great for my high pitched hissy tinnitus x

[@lovemykids111]

Same for me with my tinnitus. Relief….❤

[@ldaniels45]

Same tinnitus sucks. Never silent. Without sleep pill this really helps.

[@L0opy]

This brings back a lot of memories...I used to go and sleepover at my grandparent's house every Friday and me and my grandmother would go out in the backyard at night and catch fireflies, look at the stars, or just listen to nature's beautiful sounds ❤

[@lydiadeetz257]

Ohh that's so beautiful and cozy❤

[@MsGardenhoe]

Sounds like my own backyard in the summertime. 🦗🕸🕷🌛 I cant wait to hear it again 🤗

[@debboyea9567]

Mine too!

[@TrulyMademoizelle]

I envy you here over here in NYC. I'll trade you for motorcycle gangs, barking dogs and honking

[@tonyg5132]

@@TrulyMademoizelle You can gladly have my neighbor in NJ who blasts music every single night where their subwoofer shakes the walls of my house with their shitty Dominican music.

[@ElenaAshe]

Pretty soon!

[@renekingfisher9065]

I live in the country and across the highway is a pond. Love hearing the frogs during spring and summer. And also the whipporwills. Love sitting outside in the evenings and listening to all of natures sounds. Wouldn't trade it for city life for nothing.

[@DavidLovesJesus]

Thanks!

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Thank you! :))

[@lisaray9404]

If I close my eyes, I can smell the wild honeysuckle that blooms all summer as it fills the warm night air. A sweet pairing with the serene sound of crickets, frogs and fireflies. 😌

[@flyintheH2O]

Marry me. :)

[@rick5793]

Need to hear an owl hooting from time to time in here or maybe the screech of a night hawk. Brings back memories of being a kid living way out in the country having the window open and listening through the screen.

[@garyhaber333]

2 yrs since i first posted on this, and still my favorite that i love falling asleep to... And yes, it sounds just like springtime outside my window at night here in small town SW TX.❤❤❤ Thank you❤🙏🏼

[@TheSilentWatcher]

🙏😊

[@LaurenaLaCroix]

❤❤❤ lov love luv it, i keep coming back 4 more + healing myself, thank you ❤❤❤

[@TheSilentWatcher]

🙏😊

[@jimmytwotimes333]

I love this recording. not all cricket recordings sound the same but these crickets have the perfect blend of peaceful calmness to keep me asleep throughout the night because even when I wake up these crickets help me fall back to sleep. there are a lot of nature recordings out there that don’t do anything for me but this one is so calming and effective. it’s nature’s sleeping pill!

[@kristikola777]

I enjoy your videos so much. This one is incredibly soothing... I have been having serious trouble getting my parrot to sleep at night for some reason, but last night I let this play and he was calmer and more relaxed than I have seen for nearly two years worth of struggling nights and heartbreaking feather chewing. I covered him and let the crickets sing softly.. I could hear him peacefully grinding his beak in contentment and he wasn't flicking his wings or wanting out.. I was so astonished. Music to my ears like no other. Nothing has worked this well and it made me so happy it nearly brought me to tears. Thank you from the bottom of my heart! God bless.

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Thank you for your blessings and gratitude! I am glad to know that your parrot finds comfort in these sounds. Bless him

[@galaxykate_]

Parrots have wings and wings are made to fly... How can you be so cruel to keep a bird in a cage? Cage=prison for birds

[@nathandegner5187]

Would you be my friend

[@gailbrewer3687]

I listen to this song of crickets every night. Their lullaby puts me to sleep with a soft and gentle song. Living in Oregon and seeing the sky reminds me of how small I really am and though I am in my later years I know in the scheme of life and universe I am still young. Thank you for this tape

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Thank you for sharing 🙏❤️

[@huskytail]

I am a bit late with my comment but when I watch the stars I often think that we are made of star dust. It's incredibly soothing to me, knowing that every single atom of my body, of the Earth and everything we see in the sky is star dust, and we are all connected like that.

[@skid-mark1863]

I play this every night when I get into bed my 3 dogs also enjoy it. Helps calm us down and fall right asleep. They know as soon as I play this it’s bed time 🥱

[@whollybraille7043]

But do they try to grab with their mouths, the fireflies?

[@balthazartyshow1765]

@@whollybraille7043 😂👍

[@balthazartyshow1765]

Same for me ... with my cat 😽

[@ffichera9]

Pavlov style

[@nataliedixon91]

Yes same with my dogs :)

[@MZ-rv1bu]

This is what I remember sleeping to as a kid upstate New York. I miss this so much, and I can tell this is real audio recording, not a fake CGI. Thank you!

[@sbsince2000]

Whenever i listen to this sound, I feel like I'm in our village while we were kid.. Miss old days

[@lyceeglasser2520]

The sounds of my nature we back in the Mountains of Philippines. I am so blessed to experienced the beauty of nature. Now that I am here in the US and 4 years now I am crying, sad, home sick and brings back so much memories .. 😭😭😭. My parents are farmer and so these sounds are always my background every single time. Thank you so much and you did a good job..

[@nathandegner5187]

Would you be my friend

[@nikolaosmpatiris]

its ok dont cry....😊

[@heatheratravis]

I love this. Haven't seen lightning bugs in years. I live in a big city now & don't get the chance to see them anymore. When I move into my new house, it will be surrounded with nature like this. I miss living in the country like that. This brings me back to my childhood. When it was peaceful & the sights were so beautiful. Thank you for posting! 🙂👍💖

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Thank you for appreciating! :)

[@craigharpel295]

Just what I needed today. If I close my eyes, I can almost think it's still summer!

[@susanwedell7627]

I grew up in the deep sounth bayous of Louisiana and now the NC mountains, this is the sound I love !

[@gameplaysErik]

move on bigga

[@maddiregas3396]

@@gameplaysErik leave susan and craig alone

[@rebeccahelm8217]

It's now summer, I hope you enjoy every night.

[@diversifieddame9682]

I grew up in nature sleeping to crickets, then as an adult I lived in many big cities for 30 years. I now gratefully live in the Redwoods by the river. So many people live in big cities these days where all the beautiful night sounds are drowned out by the never ending dull roar.

[@shariholmes4276]

This is the Lullaby of the Creator! Sweet dreams!

[@vortex_master]

Amen!

[@DraganAlves]

Not really no

[@nikolaosmpatiris]

😴

[@CKTenju]

I love when there's high replayed moment in just random sound video like this

[@jasmineflower9879]

🥰

[@pesha600]

In Dallas as kids we called them lightening bugs. So many sounds of nature ! Crickets, woodpeckers chickens and many more birds. Thanks so much for bringing childhood back.

[@necurrence1776]

This is the sound of my childhood summer nights. I spent a few holidays with my great grandparents in a small balkan town. Everything there was so pure and simple, I could not stop being amazed. Quite sad I will never be able to live like that in these times.

[@yougkuan9198]

Makes me think of a girlfriend I had who had a terrarium in her attic house in the city center with crickets who were food for her tarantula. One day the terrarium fell over and spending the night with her was like being in the country side hearing these lovely cricket sounds all over the attic. Oh yeah... The tarantula was also housed in that terrarium and; besides discovering it's old tarantula-shell behind a closet much later; the pretty large spider itself was never to be found in her appartment ever again... Magic times. Much thnx for these recordings n visuals ; D

[@aiihikaria2403]

super like 😍 so calming, thank you 🌼

[@eefjedewilde6492]

Whoever put te this on KZbin, super thanks. I miss these sounds and i soo much love them. Sounds like paecefullnes and home . Ever sooo thankfull. Bless everyone here. Thanx

[@TheSilentWatcher]

🙏😊

[@AnnoNimka]

Ah. The mesmerizing sound of crickets. It's what indicates middle of summer nights in northern hemisphere. I love listening to nature sounds in real nature. When I do not have such privilege, it is then when I seek this sound recording to reconnect with nature through visualization and meditation. This helps me calm down, prepare myself for sleep, and inevitably fall asleep. Thank you so much for this!

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Thank you for your comment and appreciation! :))

[@nathandegner5187]

Would you be my friend

[@thivyalakshmimahadev1705]

Beautiful Thriller Fireflies 💫💫💙💙Beautiful Cricket Insects Sound 💫💫💙💙💖💖🤗🤗

[@frederick0709]

Hearing this reminds me of the many time i wake up early in the morning, go to work, leave at the end of the day, come home, bath and sleep.

[@SOTHF]

Reminds me of summers growing up in Minnesota by the lake. Absolute heaven on earth!!!!!!!! No better sound or feeling! Omg!

[@BonzJR]

As narrow minded as one can be. IVE enjoyed these naturesque audios for a number of years.A college FM station used to transmit ocean sounds due in part that it was more cost efficient than shutting things down and reboot them early every day.School was close to my home and after my kids told me about the every night ocean I was floored.Havong lived on the beach in central Calif,I'd grown to love the crashing surf and occasional midnight sea birds calling. Of course nowadays they stream it. KCEA ,Atherton,Menlo Park california.Alwats commercial free and lovable 24 / 7.Good to be home..thank you,each and all of everyone.Kcea ya in my dteams.#BonZjR

[@shan4883]

I live in northern Minnesota! I miss hearing this sound at night by the lakes too as soon as May comes, it's when it all starts! I work near a pond and can hear all the crickets now that it's close to summer. Leaving on vacation overseas next week. All i hear is traffic from cars going by in my apartment and noises from my neighbors. I have trees and live a block away from the lake but can't hear anything from there in my apartment building since there's roads except birds singing in the morning. I wish to move if I can afford it someday so I can hear the sounds of nature more. The sounds of the loons are beautiful here.

[@nathandegner5187]

Would you be my friend

[@chrisanderson263]

Even my message notification is a cricket 🦗! Love their soothing sound. Sitting in my yard in the summer is my favorite time of year

[@stillme7535]

I tried crickets sound, but was so smooth that I always had missed calls LOL

[@marquardtle]

Reminds me of sleeping with my windows open at night in the spring time and getting a whiff of night time air!!

[@sherryswearengin5742]

Reminds me of when I and my sister were 8 and 4 driving for our summer vacation from California to Ohio and down into Missouri to visit my grandparents. The sound of the crickets coming through the open windows was such a soothing sound. And the fireflies were so amazing to watch. But back then I would have appreciated a toilet instead of an outhouse. Things were so much different on the farm as to the city. Very much appreciated learning about farm animals and what we get from them. Sitting on the porch of that old shack with a long dirt road driveway. Different way of living than the city. Only negative thing of vacations was driving for 3 days. But when we hit them ole dirt roads I new we were close. What awesome memories. That’s just where this video takes me. Wish I was young again and my parents were still here. Still hold the love of it all… ❤😊

[@cherylb6755]

I’m near Boston. It’s getting colder, close to freezing. Snow coming this week. I was putting our summer furniture, etc., into storage for the winter. I was sad. Six months until Spring. Thank you TheSilentWatcher... for lifting me up, again, with another fabulous video. It’s going to be a very good night❣️👏🏻🎁🌌

[@SamieyraS]

Loving this thx a bunch

[@simone222]

Cheryl, hold on. Soon, it's gonna be spring again. Warmest Hugs.

[@NikolaiWowe]

I’m on cape

[@matronluna]

When I was little we lived in a converted carriage house. It was one story and had only one huge living room, two bedrooms, a bath and a kitchen. With the huge living room came a huge fireplace. In the winter the pops soft sound of flickering flames would lull me to sleep. When spring hit, the large windows in the bedrooms were flung open. They were two glass panel doors. You swung them open to either side. The screen kept the bugs out. At night, this is what I would listen to. They sang to me through the cool night air. Now that I'm grown I don't ever hear that sound again. Even during the rise of the cicadas, still doesn't match the sound of this recording. It's perfect. It's peaceful. It helps me remember the magic of my youth. Thank you.

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Sounds like a wonderful place to live :))

[@Adamko.C]

We were on holiday to my mom this summer she lives in the village now. Every night we heard crickets. My son who is autistic fall a sleeps in 15min. Every night he's asking for crickets sound since that.. It really works amazing. Before he was falling a sleep 1-2 hours. Thank you for this video ❤

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Very happy to hear it! 🙏😊

[@stacking4retirement222]

🙏 Thank you for this! Finally, a peaceful summer night video WITHOUT rain.

[@aquana]

More stuff that masks my tinnitus, and it's one of your videos again! Thanks, you're the best!

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Thank you :)

[@emiify2726]

@Christina Reynolds when you constantly hear ringing in your ear in silent places it's honestly a nightmare

[@vitaleonis1196]

It's like hitting a musical Triangle instrument, and then the ring N E V E R STOPS

[@daisymaisymae8788]

These sounds have a gentle soothing quality. Perfect, even for a baby.

[@Lisa-ev6lw]

Miss this sound I'm glad I've found it . We grew up in the country and had a pond down from the house and I would fall asleep on the warm nights with the windows open to this sound of the crickets and frogs . It was heaven ❤

[@pbjsilverstudio4882]

This. THIS is the kind of cricket sounds I’ve been looking for. Thank you so very much.

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Glad you like it! :)

[@sovereignsoulutions6612]

Same!

[@ElenaAshe]

Agreed!

[@carolinewhite40]

I agree. Perfect

[@paolo80s4ever]

Me too.

[@shariholmes4276]

I had tried two other cricket videos. This is the best sound quality. The other two had obvious looping issues. You could hear the crickets, and then for a millisecond there no sound. And then you could hear cricket again. It just kept repeating it over and over. That didn't work for me. I love this video! Thank you!

🧚‍♂️🌟🧚‍♀️🌟🧚🏽 Simply amazing. The sound, the video, the tiny flashes of the fireflies. Thank you for your work. ASMR at its best.

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Thank you too! 🙏😊

[@tracieracicot4624]

Crazy, I have frogs and crickets and a seasonal creek by my living room window, but my bedroom faces another direction! Whoever built this place in the early 70;s sucs lol. Now I have to come to my bedroom computer to sleep and relive whats ACTUALLY going on from my living room window! wth . . house was built for views and ambiance from the living room only. I was lucky enough to live in Lake Tahoe and Florida as well. so cracking fire and wind along with ocean and thunder sounds sooth me. Trust me when i say, . . . the sound of silence is POWERFUL! When snow falls and blankets the area it is so so silent and beautiful. Snow is powerful in soundlessness.

[@lisakelsch]

Lol we have the same thing here by the reservoir.

[@Serenityintrust]

Must of been the same person that built mine, 10 years later and over here in Australia, lol

[@davidcook7887]

Extraordinary that all the comments are from the USA. I’m English and this reminds me of hot evenings on holidays on Greek islands. All it needs is the sound of a basouki wafting up the hills from a little fishing village.

[@marynichols438]

I love this so much. Miss hearing these night sounds.

[@impunitythebagpuss]

We're expecting 5cm of snow tonight....I needed crickets tonight for sure! Thanks, from Newfoundland.

[@Frane.Bekavac]

Nature is so beutifull!!!💚🌿🌳

[@mrmonk7197]

I like that it's not too busy. Very natural. Ty

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Because the sound is natural :)

[@HappyHarryHardon]

It’s perfect. It’s all natural.

[@WillysagsNdrips]

Awesome Stream!

[@shariholmes4276]

This is also a great transcendental meditation video. This is the closest thing that I hear when in meditation. Except the vibration of my soul is a shrill, continuous, and a much higher frequency. The crickets, are the bass chorus of my own soul vibration. It is a great combination for inner peace, where I go to my inner Spirit!

[@HealingNatureClips-yz4rn]

I can now sleep soundly😴😴

[@Mia-du9ck]

Sound's of me home in Galway Ireland 🍀 grew up on Horse Farm riding at nite , all I hear is this Makes me home sickness go away lovely ✨💚 Thank you Xx

[@lorriross3885]

I am from Oregon and got my first horse when I was 9 and I would stay out as late as I could on the summer night riding bareback through the tall grass and getting off and eating blackberries and listening to the Crickets and I always remember hitting cold spots in the warm summer night air it was very cool. I would love to see Ireland and meet the cool people there! :-)

[@prettybullet7728]

I can remember sitting outside on those warm summer nights listening to this for hours.

[@shariholmes4276]

Whenever I want to escape this tired mean reality. I escape to the sounds of Fireflies and Crickets! Whoever made this soundtrack, thank you so much. Also thanks to the Creator who forknew that I would love this!

[@Fredrik7le]

This is perfect for treating my Tinnitus with my bone conducting headset. Rinses anxiety and tinnitus with PTSD away 💕🌸

[@ИвайлоТокиев]

Hey Fredrik can you tell me what brand your headphones are, are you happy with them?

[@BLISSFULMED]

Thanks for the happy memories

[@garyhaber333]

If you listen to this, you can hear the person talking, the opening & closing of a screen door, the faint train horn in the distance.❤❤

[@dominiquefelder1809]

Praise The LORD for His Awesome Creation! AMEN!!!🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@stevesheppardmusic]

This is a part of my regular night time routine. Thankyou from Cyprus.

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Thank you! :)

[@diana8707]

Mulțumim!

[@TheSilentWatcher]

🙏😊 Thank you

[@shannonguerrero9273]

VERY CALM AND SOOTHING/ LOVE THE SOUND OF CRICKET'S/ NATURE.

[@marisalawrence6962]

This is just the perfect balance of cricket sounds at night. I love this. Really gentle....and I'm going to sleep now. Zzzz

[@TheExastrologer]

Thiis is the best video with crickets that I have found! It is exactly how crickets sound in the summer and it makes me think of relaxing summer nights, maybe sitting on a porch with a friend sipping tea. It is super relaxing! Thank you.

[@TheSilentWatcher]

🙏😊

[@dwooden9155]

Its may 17th 2024. May all who listen to this beautiful song by our creator and fall asleep n have a peaceful nite ❤

[@dwooden9155]

This sounds brings bac memories. Use 2 live n KY n we heard the crickets n watch n caught the fireflies. Thanks 4 the memories

[@dwooden9155]

N it so peaceful

[@dwooden9155]

May everyone of you find peace n love . This beautiful sound comes from Jehovah and Jesus.

[@dwooden9155]

Love it ❤

[@rogertemple7193]

The best part of Summer 😊❤❤

[@marymeyers6814]

Our bodies are attuned to the sounds of nature especially the pulsing of crickets and cicadas. I tried all the other rain, ocean sounds, white noise, etc. and this is thr only sound that helps me sleep soundly. I actually remember as a kid my sister and I recording the crickets on a cassette tape recorder. I have recorded my own cricket sounds now on my phone but don't know how to make it loop. I can sleep with my windows open in summer and hear the natural sounds but this recording works great in fall and winter.

[@TheSilentWatcher]

🙏😊

[@marymeyers6814]

I recorded crickets on a cassette for a long distance boyfriend who lived in NYC where you could never hear the crickets. He listened to it every night.

[@andrejzalec4512]

It takes me back to my youth, when there was no traffic, no computers and no phones. In the summer, with the window open, I heard exactly these sounds. Magical. These vibrations are healing. Listen to them.

[@Ayayaya453]

I love this sound so much that i listen to it every night i get the chance to. I have had trouble sleeping and this puts me to bed so easily.

[@trappart9209]

I love it too! It is so calming and soothing, unlike many other ambiences

[@bluebelluk]

This takes me back to my youth when we lived in Texas.

[@rhodelavritt6003]

🎶 ♡ 🎶 ♡ 🎶 ♡ 🎶 Thank you for sharing Mother Nature's Music 🎶 ♡ 🎶 ♡ 🎶 ♡ 🎶

[@gwgrote5]

Thank you for uploading this. I'd like to share a brief story. As kids, my brother and I would spend our summers down in the farmland of PA. We lived in the Boston area. As little boys, we gathered the fireflies and put them in a large pickle jar. We were so excited....we put in a iittle mulch, I insisted on sticks, my brother wanted grass added. lol. We went to bed at my grandmother's house. The next morning when we woke up, they were all dead. We neglected to put holes in the lid of the jar. The next night, with the cow manure stench in the air, we gathered the fireflies once again. I added the sticks, my bro, the grass and a few rocks. We probably should have put some manure in the jar, but hindsight is 20/20. When we were in bed, we could see the jar lighting up and it served as a wonderful night light. By morning, we noticed that the huge pickle jar was empty. Our grandmother asked, "how are the fireflies?" My brother was quiet, yet I was young and stupid....maybe 6 yrs old and blurted out, "They escaped!" Our grandmother was not happy and we hunted all over the house and never found them. Move head 40 years and I decided to gather some fireflies since here, an hour north of Boston, on the ocean, we don't have them. I purchased a house and worked on it at night before the final move in. I saw ONE firefly and got excited. My PA trip included another pickle jar, sticks, mulch, grass (no manure) and I thought I could release the hundred I gathered. They were tricky to have in the car driving home because it was too hot in the trunk and too cold with the A/C in the car. The jar was put on the backseat wrapped in a blanket. Moral of this story: The released bugs stayed the night, the next evening there were just a few flying around and by the third night, no more fireflies. Maybe pickle jars are better terrariums than firefly commuter systems. 😎

[@ilovenature5933]

That sounds like Bulgaria at summer its is so nice to feel at home though we are living very far away from it

[@TheSilentWatcher]

It is Bulgaria :)

[@Dean123123100]

I'm always so surprised to see/hear that people actually know of my country and it just boggles me how in this huge world, people from all over come to visit and enjoy their time here

[@daniels.7753]

This makes me smile. I too live far from home and browsed through multiple cricket sound effect videos. My next move was to search 'European cricket sound effect' but thankfully I found this and now I feel like home... which is Romania btw :)

[@mategombas771]

Hungary is same. When I was a child we went to Bulgaria to camping to Ropotamo river. Oh how I miss those paceful era even during socialism.

[@zoeschultz3149]

I like this one. It sounds more random like and not a constant cricket drone sound. A little more quiet like. I also like hearing other insects at night, wish I could have recorded them when I used to live rurally.

[@israelaguilar3528]

This brings back beautiful memories of my childhood back in Mexico. I remember during summer nights after the sun set my brother and I would always go to the backyard full of big fruit trees and we would love playing catching fire flies and this was exactly the sounds we would hear while playing at the back yard during those summer nights. And today listening to this Audio takes me back to those nights in my dreams. 😴🤤. ✨🦗🦗🦗🌙🌌🎶🎵🎼❇️

[@45067daddymac]

Love this one. Some of the other cricket sound videos are too “busy” sounding, making them more distracting than relaxing. This one is just right. Turn the volume down a tad and it sounds as if they’re right in the room.

[@TheSilentWatcher]

Glad you enjoyed! It's a real-life recording :)

[@claudiapharaoh9512]

Just pitch a hammock and that is the best night time serenade to sleep by. It reminds me of being at the dairy n the summer with the windows open at night listening to the cicadas and crickets. Its so nice.

[@addisonl.5344]

Does anyone get sad with this? It brings back a lot of memories...

[@gracerfairqiss3110]

me too😢

[@wendyhyde4217]

Me, I haven't seen what I call lightening bugs in years and years. I use to chase them and try and catch them lol

[@cairo8809]

:(:

[@u1richh]

Reminds me of a time when I had two parents and no health problems.

[@Doubleaa500]

@Sandstorm The Sandwing Reminds me of innocence

[@annainspain5176]

See, this is what the created soundscapes don't get right. There's a natural rhythm to real crickets, they're not strident unless you're really too close. (And yes, a single cricket trapped in my bedroom nearly drove me mad one night. Up close and personal, those guys are LOUD.) Silent Watcher, you've done it again.

[@jckhammer]

Anna Inspain totally. I live in the boonies surrounded my forest and swamp and this is exactly how it sounds .

[@desireemarvin4498]

I have to tell you how much I love this video. Every single night, I turn on a video on my tv for while I sleep, because if I wake up from a bad dream or something, I can see something pretty when I open my eyes. The only problem is that the videos I turn on quickly change between scenes and the sudden change in brightness makes it hard to sleep. But not this one!! Your transitions between scenes is perfect, and your brightness is exactly what I’m looking for! Thank you so much! You have one new subscriber because of how much I love this video. 🥰🥰🥰

[@TheSilentWatcher]

And I have to tell you how happy your comment makes me. Thank you! 🙏😊♥️