Swamp Sounds at Night - Frogs, Crickets, Light Rain, Forest Nature Sounds

Moonlight filters down onto the moss covered timber and cobblestone watch-house. Surrounded by slow running waters, it was once a trading post in days gone by. Those who lodge here share stories of a tribe of sprites that used to inhabit the area, natives of the ever-present fog. Some adventurers say they can still be seen moving through the mists, just before sundown.
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Nature noises and green spaces are known to bring a calm state of mind and positively impact our well-being. Natural noises can act as a distraction away from day-to-day anxiety and worries, diverting our tensions and stresses.
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#swampsounds #forestsounds #naturesounds #relax #sleep

[@keithdocka542]

I played this for my father while he was dying. He had cancer, was in hospice, and hadn't been outside in months. I'm so grateful that this was available. That was a month ago. Now, I'm laying in bed with a tooth cracked wide open, waiting for the dentist's office to open, listening to this. Thank you, this has helped me more than you could know.

[@lickiun5004]

Sorry for your loss mate, hope he found his peace

[@keithdocka542]

@@lickiun5004 I hope so. At least he's not suffering anymore.

[@shoegal7]

I'm so sorry you lost your dad. Sending love.

[@soapypotato04]

THIS MAN NEEDS HUGS STAT!!!!

[@MrJasonshores364]

I'm sorry about your father.

[@wareforcoin5780]

Everybody here is from the south, and they're getting all nostalgic about home, and I just like frogs.

[@thatjojolesbian]

Im actually from the PNW (Pacific North West) we just get alot of frogs during the summer, i listen to this because it sounds exactly like them and its available 365 days a year!!

[@tacenda3250]

I'm from Salt Lake City, and it is always silent because we live in an insanely dry desert with no wildlife or rain whatsoever outside of the mountains.

[@bruh6237]

Im just homesick. Ive got two pet frogs at home and use this when im away :)

[@margaretpokorny103]

Grrribbbitt!

[@margaretpokorny103]

This is actually such an amazing video. Thanks to the creator. You are reeeaally smart!

[@opticalraven1935]

As a Southern Native, these sounds are music to my ears. I love hearing the symphony of crickets, cicadas, river splashes, owls hootings, bullfrogs and toads wailing, and a bat's cry. It's always strange to not hear them during the winter and early spring.

[@tacenda3250]

I'm from Salt Lake, and we live in a desert with no wildlife or rain whatsoever outside of the mountains. Only the sounds of the cars from a million people living in a dry valley

[@HansDelbruck53]

Frogs don't wail. They croak.

[@davidphetteplace4769]

I’m in Michigan and this is what summer sounds like here.

[@adelembpr]

@Bruce Holcomb June bugs.

[@topturn9653]

@@adelembpr juneteenth squitters

[@x.x.zombie_vampire.x.x]

The sound of the swamps of florida. I was born by the ocean and loved falling asleep to the waves crashing while seagulls would caw and you'd occasionally hear a boat horn. When we moved further south into a real swampy rural part of florida the frogs and rain and cicadas and crickets were so insanely loud to me but it mesmerized me. Laying down in wet grass staring up at a clear starry sky as fireflies whiz around in the air. I love the dualty of the places ive been from crisp ocean breeze to sweet humid air, nature is gorgeous.

[@fossilman6261]

You cannot say there were no mosquito's

[@swadediesel9077]

WellPut

[@KDbelieves]

This reminds me of 2013 when I went to Senegal to visit my family. We stayed at my aunt's house and this is the sound we heard every night right after dinner. We all sat on rocking chairs and talked until we were too sleepy to hold a conversation. Then my aunt will tap us and tell us to go to bed. We would sleepwalk to our beds. The beds were so comfy because my aunt used 3 different sheets and a comfy blanket. The next morning, we helped my aunt and cousins prepare for the day. We fed the chickens and sheep. Swept the whole house and waited outside for the bread cart to come. We would eat french bread with butter and strong black coffee. One of the most peaceful summers of my life. I miss Senegal so much.

[@suziemon8863]

That sounds amazing, I hope you can go back there soon

[@nikkisloan8521]

I loved your story but was confused about where to you were . Please didn't mind me asking are you in Europe?

[@im.s9747]

Nikki Sloan They said Senegal. It’s somewhere in Africa

[@KDbelieves]

@@nikkisloan8521 Yeah Senegal is a West African country.

[@smilingearth5181]

Those conversations hit different when you're truly at peace.

[@imJustaCrow69]

I'm currently sitting in my room at 1:06 AM Central Standard Time, and this is what I needed right now. My mind has been nothing but a chaotic battlefield with so much noise and confusion that I couldn't think straight. I'm an hour into the video and I haven't been able to think this clearly in the past five years. Having grown up in the outdoors I've always sought out my peace and refuge in the woods or the swamps, listening to the music that Mother Nature provides for me when I climb into the branches of an ancient White Oak, or slowly walk through a creek bed, listening to the babbling water running by as I scan the banks for signs of critters passing through the area. The songs of tree frogs tells me that the rain is coming, and soon I find shelter under a mighty hickory, as the rain makes a beautiful harmony falling through the canopy of leaves over my head, before eventually falling down on my shoulders and hair. A catfish comes to the surface, grabbing a waterbug with a deep resounding "Bloop" as it gulps down its food before disappearing to the bottom of the waters. It all comes together as the best therapeutic experience I could ever ask for, and I found that experience here again in your ambience video. I needed this so much I don't have enough words to describe my thanks to you for having this video available to us. I am eternally grateful to you, my friend. I raise my glass to you. To your health, your future, and may you always find success in your endeavors, and may happiness abound wherever your journeys might lead you.

[@SeptemberHQ]

I read the whole paragraph and I can tell you that I relate to that. 🖤

[@cornflowertoile3026]

You’re a great story teller 🇨🇦🍁🧣❄️

[@sherrillbarnes7596]

You are so very gifted in your eloquence of words......truly!

[@sakura1gaara2luv4e]

I literally get this so fucking deeply it hurts. I'm in the exact same boat except I'm eating cookies and crying. But thank fuck for these frogs❤

[@sueeckmaahs5052]

You are a lovely writer!

[@BadgerBlood88]

This sounds like the perfect summer night during my childhood. We lived out in the woods so it was loud as hell frogs and crickets. I can almost feel the humidity and the gentle breeze that would blow through at night. This is so nostalgic and soul soothing.

[@robinpayne4508]

Same here. It was soul stirring but very relaxing as a child. Made me feel safe and surrounded with love

[@BadgerBlood88]

Same. I still live in the same place and luckily my parents are right down the street. Sometimes when I need to heal my soul I go sit on their front porch at night and feel so much comfort and love. This is the next best thing during a time I can't go to their house. The only thing missing is the lonesome wail of the nearby but still far off train that came through every night. I knew what time it was by the which whistle was coming through.

[@jameshayes2937]

This is what it sounded like in the Ever glaides when I went hunting Just the same..

[@jh-ij4by]

@@robinpayne4508 awesome

[@spacenerd9499]

🙌

[@thevillainy1783]

Manic Depression is no joke, folks. These sounds have given me as much peace and calm and comfort I could find in my condition. I go to sleep to this and wouldn't trade this for the world right now. It's not completely alleviated my pain...but it's done more than anything else in existence right now.

[@hannahrowen1573]

I so totally agree with you. And I've traveled the world. Many places don't have crickets, frogs like Colorado. Their nights are quiet... This is my only way to hear such a natural sound we should ALL FALL ASLEEP TO

[@rosemadder5547]

I have the same. Divines bless you, kindred spirit ❤

[@hawksgoated3613]

“sh*t the f**k up…and let me die in peace”😔

[@lconor]

Sorry,frieend condition serious, hope chin up and I will pray Karma positive Karma ,always protects spirit in you...LC

[@Samantha046]

I totally get it. Blessings to your health and mental health. May God help you and strengthen you. I'm in the same place of restoration and healing....these kind of sounds help so much. ❤

[@gelerson1642]

I just moved from the deep south to Salt Lake City, UT, and one thing I didn't count on was the absence of nightly noisemakers. It wasn't so bad in the wintertime, but now that we're getting into summer, something has felt off. I recently realized that there are no cicadas, crickets or bullfrogs indigenous to this part of the US... so nights here are dead silent. I'm used to nighttime sounding just like this, even in the suburbs. Thanks for this little slice of home.

[@mybackupchan4115]

Same here I'm moved from se Arkansas to Arizona...this sounds like home...I cant wait to get back home

[@stephenduran8026]

I moved from Texas to Colorado and miss hearing these noises :(

[@Nicomonnn]

Im from nj and when we fly out to florida there isnt anything more relaxing than driving all the way to my dads friends house in Jacksonville at 2 am with the windows open and the sounds of every single bug, over where im at its all city and buildings, only thing u hear at night are either sirens, loud cars, or just cars passing by, man Floridas nighttime is unbeatable

[@amberblyledge7859]

Louisiana to another southern state. May not seem like a big change, but when you are in the mountains, you miss the weird duckfrogs and water sounds.

[@antoniodasilva7892]

I’m from Southern California. I just visited Florida for the first ever. I have never been to the south before and was taken back by all the noises at night. It was so relaxing to fall asleep to.

[@markallen1057]

I use this beautiful soundtrack to help get my little 4 year old boy to sleep, we whisper in the dark about all of the different sounds.. it’s fantastic, Thankyou so much.

[@topturn9653]

luv u

[@olivia6432]

That's so sweet, you sound like you're a good parent :")

[@chrismccune2214]

Cute lol

[@LATINHANDS65]

I do that to myself. Helps

[@anninadaniela4422]

I use this with my 5 year old son every evening! He loves it.

[@nikokapanen82]

I was born in Siberia but lived most of my life in Finland, so to me, a person who always lived in the northern regions, these sounds are very exotic, i can clearly sense these sounds comes from regions which are very warm and humid, where all sorts of different life just flourish.

[@michaeltariga5285]

I'd say the tropics, specially those hit by storms and rain every month, produces these sounds at late afternoon till midnight. Frogs will bellow to attract mates, cicadas will make those shrill sounds, the click of rats/mouse, occasional bat ticks will fly above the air - and of course the buzzing of flies, gnats and definitely mosquitos will fly near you to play their violin next to one's ears, specially if one goes outside for a late night walk. Thank you for whoever invented the window mesh screen and mosquito coils.

[@BetterCallThall]

Interesting take. It's true, us Americans (both continents) really take our frogs and crickets for granted. Though when I lived on an island in southern Alaska, it was relatively silent beyond certain birds, so I get how stark the difference is.

[@lordbayor]

Same here bro, am from Nigeria, and this sound is music to my ear, but since moving to Finland, it like silence is now the new sound

[@ganzw-erde-n4784]

I' m from Germany. We have this Sound too. I like it much!🐸🏞3 It's not only in swamps but also in a pond.🙂

[@yourhappyuncle6055]

This sound just like home here in Texas. I love it specially for study

[@jenniferburns9186]

As a Southerner, listening to this is like going home. My whole body relaxes. All the little critters singing their night time songs. It’s so calm and peaceful.

[@lori6242]

Does anyone else put this on for sleeping -- but then end up listening to it all day, too? This sound of mother nature has disappeared from the concrete canyons of big city life -- and this brings it all back.

[@roddmatsui3554]

Truly. :)

[@jenniferoates2737]

Beautiful comment, well said.

[@carlottarobbins7005]

Thank goodness some of this still exists! My family's going up to my grandparents' cottage next week, so I'm gonna get to fall asleep listening to crickets and loons with a view of the lake from my window every night!

[@WeepingGods]

Shawty you probably weren’t even born yet before they put a street where ever you’re talking about

[@jaizzerful]

Meee! I do💚☺️

[@jerinjoseph4364]

This reminds about what we are really searching for in life..It's actually the small things, retrieval of lost memories which makes life beautiful. Keep them close once you find them.

[@BeatrizOgden]

Amen

[@humanperson8732]

Jerin Joseph sounds like a swamp to me

[@KoraLynne]

Just the calmness of it with no worries of any kind like back in the day 🥺

[@laurenmiller9517]

I actually recently got hypnotized to try and remember things from my childhood.

[@mrs.sandman.9166]

Jerin Joseph I expected shrek comments but this is amazing

[@Rob-jd2oy]

My girl and i are quarantine camping in my livingroom in a tent listening to this. She fell asleep and I'm thinking of the day we can do this for real

[@andnear0U812]

Be patient we will get through this. And you and your lady will get there. Take care and good night

[@Asad-2166]

Ahh 🇬🇧😘👍👏

[@marksmith5696]

Hopefully you got some

[@ericunderwood1482]

@@andnear0U812 be prepared....take a pig with you!

[@BlankEmporium]

Dear lord, don't. The mosquitos well devour you alive. Especially down in the deep south.

[@AmberJohnsonMusic]

If anyone is wondering what a night in Louisiana sounds like, this is exactly it 🖤

[@woofiedacouyon]

Ya dang right it is, even though I didn't live right by one it rained enough where I lived to sound like the Bayou. So I know full well the experience of nights in Louisiana ❤

[@zeloppy]

yes omg

[@keeferfleming6345]

is Kentwood like this? 😁

[@woofiedacouyon]

@@keeferfleming6345 Not really sure, rarely been near Kentwood I know darn well near Greensburg and in Pointe Coupee Parish is definitely like this Boy do I miss the Cajun Country

[@joannajamerson35]

It sounds like that here in Washington State in spots

[@cryptidian3530]

This helped me sleep while my tinnitus was still keeping me awake. Nothing beats mother nature.

[@diannab9473]

My daughter and I listen to your videos nightly. We each make up a story revolving around what we hear. It helps us both relax for bed or after a rough 3 year olds meltdown. Thank you so much for all the worlds you create.

[@kathryncarter6143]

How cool

[@robertcronin6603]

How is your daughter doing now?

[@juliahoward5367]

This is so wonderful having this to fall asleep to...reminds me of when I was a little girl sitting on the porch at nite with my dad ...he say " just listen ju....you can hear it all" we'd sit for hours on the porch swing....such simple times!

[@sleepy.biscuits2404]

Julia Howard that’s beautiful 🥺🥺🥺

[@zuyuanzhu]

I am in a small town of England, nearby traffic roads, far away from swamps and nature sounds. This soundtrack reminds me of my childhood back in the 1990s in the countryside of southern China.

[@MandiMomOf8Channel]

This is so beautiful. I'm going to play this for my houseplants 🌱👍

[@brianscott-dawkins6528]

What a great idea - yes ! 😍

[@wlpxx7]

they vibing

[@BliTzeDGames]

interesting...

[@ForestDweller444]

Nostalgic to those summer nights as a child. My window wide open with the sent of pine and lilac. Falling in and out of sleep trying to stay awake holding the peaceful mist of nature’s music. Thank you, ♥️

[@stephenwilson7118]

chelseafae ,🌲🤗

[@greatvaluebleach1]

OMG that sounds beautiful 😍

[@margaretpokorny103]

I love little tree frogs

[@margaretpokorny103]

That's beautiful you have the gift of poetry, you write well too unlike most people these days.

[@EmmPerson8er]

I grew up in southern Illinois down by Kentucky, this is the sound my backyard has every night during the summer, the frogs by the creek and pool, the crickets in the gravel and up on the trees, and the owl far out in the big old hole in the big white oak tree. Those fireflies look like stars on the ground in my memories, like shooting stars ALL over the field. Those memories of my childhood will never die off.❤

[@cjr3092]

I didn’t realize until now that I have been listening to this exact video almost every night for the past 2 years. It reminds me of my childhood home with the windows open on summer nights. This helps take the days stress and anxieties away, just enough to put me to sleep. Thank you.

[@MrsAlexisAgnew2019]

When my insomnia gets bad, nothing puts me to sleep quicker than this video. Thank you for uploading it. Growing up in the country, I fell asleep to these sounds as a child. But we moved off years ago, and then I moved to the city for school, and I've never found anything quite as soothing or reminiscent of "Home" than the sound of frogs, crickets, and a creek bubbling nearby. Again, thank you.

[@alexandriacibula5378]

My mother passed away unexpectedly a few months ago and I’ve struggled to sleep since then. My daughter introduced me to ASMR but it just didn’t do the trick for me. I came across this and it reminded me of my childhood and how my mother loved these sounds. Puts me right to sleep every night. 💚

[@CookieObsession]

How are you doing now?

[@incognito6599]

​​@@CookieObsessionhe look like he is still sleeping

[@smilingearth5181]

"Welcome to the bayous of Mistvale. I'm afraid I can't offer you any more than a cozy bed, warm fire and hearty breakfast, but I will make it all the absolute best Mistvale can provide. Good luck to you on your travels, adventurer."

[@sleepy.biscuits2404]

Michael Richardson 😭😭😭

[@samalama9692]

Much obliged kind Sir. I'll surely take up that offering . Oh and I hear the nights are so lovely , by the light of the moonlight.

[@Mimi-74]

The picture is so lovely, calming, and darker than some that are really bright which don't help when I am in a dark room. Thunderstorms were not helping my anxiety tonight, and the ocean wasn't really helping either. I'm so glad I found this. The sounds are soothing and beautiful. The light lantern glow and rolling fog over the water are so peaceful. Thank you.

[@Myrdden71]

Sounds like the country forest sounds of my childhood at night at my grandparents...they had creeks on either side of the hill where their house stood. So much life and noise at night, sleeping with the windows open, feeling the gentle breeze. Beautiful work you've done here.

[@universal_wisdom3416]

Summer nights in Louisiana/Florida. The nostalgia is real. :) I live in Oregon now, and the nightly ambience is replaced with a soft breeze and the distant howl of a freight train. Still pretty relaxing, but nothing like this 💯

[@Lovelylyssox]

I suffer from anxiety and my person and I don’t always get to sleep together at night due to two different livings situations. This has helped me sleep for the past 2 years now. It’s calmed me down from my asthma attacks, it’s even helped me come out of them. THANK YOU for this. Seriously, and by the comments, this video literally saves lives and have helped some to their afterlives. Please, don’t ever delete this. We need it ❤️

[@markbremmer8642]

There are several other channels like this one, on you tube. Check them out.

[@hannahrowen1573]

Wee definitely NEED this

[@Lovelylyssox]

Update me and my boyfriend are going on 8 years now, we live together in a apartment after moving states but I still listen to this at night now with him ❤️

[@Twistedfreddy-pp1qu]

I love how the comments are so open! Like, it's a video with frogs and crickets but... Everyone has a need to share! I love it.

[@jenOutpost]

I grew up in Louisiana and my grandparents had a house near a bayou, and they'd keep the windows open at night and this is exactly what it sounded like 💚🐊🦉

[@typeorulz]

Sounds lovely. This reminds me of Bayou Portage near Arnaudville. The tall trees along one stretch would look like the starry sky when the lightning bugs came out and appeared all up and down them.

[@depthchargebetty3813]

@@typeorulz oh man, the fireflies made every night magical

[@bhz8947]

Except this doesn’t sound as alive. Something about it is robotic and “evened-out” in comparison.

[@coralbelike9716]

SAME MAN god now i wanna go back, i lived on a farm for a good portion of my childhood with no technology at all (not even a car) and id just go to the woods at night near the river and see what new sounds i could listen for and i may have been crazy for it but i swear i heard something new every night

[@JaneEva]

I can FEEL the humidity through this video! :)

[@tinkmarshino]

amen!

[@rarevisitor1250]

And that's good. I always like it

[@piroshksweet2069]

Yeah, lmaao.

[@greetswithfire1868]

And the mosquitoes...

[@dischargesummary8794]

tinkmarshino there’s a Dengue pandemic.....be careful

[@ashleyjade548]

I play this for my baby almost every night and every nap! We truly love it 💜

[@landoneconomy2344]

I used to go to my family camp with sounds like this as I fall asleep. I always wake up feeling better than if I didn’t listen to this. Enjoy life folks.

[@TMGettingMoney]

Even though I’m a city boy, born and raised in Harlem, NY, these sounds remind me so much of my second home, which became central Florida, Orlando, and Kissimmee areas. So calm, peaceful and tranquil..sounds to help you to drift to sleep effortlessly.💯‼️👍🏾👑

[@creativeminds2359]

I have Chronic Lyme disease and RMSF. The pain at times can be unbearable. This Video helps me get to sleep. Thank you. 💚

[@declanblaisure1449]

Hey buddy. I know it's been a couple months since you commented this. How are you doing?

[@austinsanders1675]

Oh? Chronic Lyme disease? Wanna put that on god?😏

[@creativeminds2359]

CO.INFECTIONS STINK😐

[@creativeminds2359]

@Shawn I have never heard of it. I am currently doing antibiotics and a ton of supplements / Pain management. This video does help to put me to sleep.

[@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty]

@@creativeminds2359 I wish you the best of luck. Do you also try other methods for pain relief? Cannabis for example. It helps me with pain and sleep. These noises are so familiar to me. I'm a Cajun so from April to September I hear this 24/7

[@lawdog1569]

In the South, I hear this every night.. only in addition to my air conditioning, a fan blowing (yes even during the winter), it's amazing and I don't even have mosquito bites!

[@GregJoshuaW]

How do you not have mosquito bites??

[@ninetailskwami]

very true. i have no idea why it's like this but locals wont get a single bug bite while living there while i leave with 50 after visiting 🤷 do mosquitoes only like outsiders? lol

[@rosemadder5547]

Then why listen to this? Lol Jk, sending ❤

[@rosemadder5547]

@Kamie Edwards that’s the biggest load of BS I’ve ever heard 😂 it’s blood type and stuff like that. I grew up constantly outside and I’m possibly outdoors even more now. My type O blood attracts them regardless. My friend is a city living homebody and they leave her alone.

[@rosemadder5547]

@@ninetailskwami again, the most self righteous falsehood I’ve heard in a looong time 😂

[@acurf]

This reminds me of a spot in the Pennsylvania woods where a small pond forms every spring. We spend at least one night there each year, lying in our tent and listening to this precious seasonal chorus. Now it's November and even the crickets are silent. Thank you for bringing nature's music into my bedroom.

[@barbaraprice-hawes2681]

Hey Has anyone noticed the smoke coming from the chimney? Love it. I too go sleep listening to the crickets and etc. Just as I did as a child living in the country. My mother who open our bedroom windows just a bit each night soas my sister and I could hear the night sounds. Loved it.

[@greggrobinson5116]

Yes, the smoke from the chimney. And the way the candle's guttering in that front upstairs window. Someone's fallen asleep reading again...

[@wildmoon112]

Goodnight from England 😴

[@MzSuzy2698]

I’m from Florida and moved to California which doesn’t have a lot of noise at night. I played this all night last night and it really brings back memories without the mosquitos.

[@marsbars0627]

this comment section is amazing, so nostalgic and friendly. No fighting at all. Wish all walks of life was this friendly. And wonderful sounds! I recently broke up with my “boyfriend” weren’t even really official but had been in a relationship type thing for a year and a half, and i’m so used to waking up and sleeping to the sound of him snoring or breathing. But now i focus on things like this to help me sleep and i have found peace. I’m no longer in pain with our separation, just disappointed in his immaturity :)

[@mcft81]

I can imagine sitting in a rocking chair on a wrap around porch. I love it :)

[@Perktube1]

mcft 81 Skeeters.

[@tillyedwards9850]

Repellant.

[@Flos__Carmeli]

Perktube1 Enough said.

[@zeekyubtub3536]

mcft 81 i

[@mcft81]

jalila love me too!

[@Balmorian]

It's so real it reminds me of being out at night when I was a kid. Thank you for sharing your talent!

[@zombieglittergun4074]

I listen to this while I read and sleep. It's so relaxing.

[@Rey-wp3sb]

i remember going to my grandmas house when i was younger and the sounds of crickets and cicadas and open fields of grass amazed me at night. The stretch of stars and the moon lighting up the water well and barn, and my head resting on a glow in the dark starry pillow. Its one of my favorite memories

[@MyraAlix]

I wish I was inside that cozy cabin!

[@tooranoroojnia3436]

Myra Alix But I don't.This place and that cabin seem so spooky.

[@KpexSmith]

Yes I agree, 😊

[@kestrelmuse]

It is no cabin, but a large house.

[@mariemarie5056]

Myra Alix. yes

[@GMC229]

Myra Alix me too

[@Desolate-Utopia]

I've been falling asleep to this for about a week now, really relaxing.

[@Kaytecando]

I live in south Florida. This is as genuine as it gets! It is way too hot and humid here to leave the windows open and sleep so I use this almost every night to drop off to sleep. I am a diagnosed chronic insomniac. I can't thank you enough!

[@AnnoNimka]

I'm here to re-connect with nature during winter time. To some these sounds may bring creepy imagination. To me, it feels relaxing. Nothing to worry about. Nothing to run after. Just sit, listen, and feel misty smells of the swamp. The dampness in the air brings freshness into lungs. I can breathe with ease. These sounds are here forever but nature seems to change. Let's stop for a while and live for nature just one more time.

[@vanessa_the_mindset_maven]

Growing up in Louisiana, I felt a sense of Home listening to this. I do miss it....🎷😌🐍🐸🐢🐊🐾 Thank y'all

[@jaydlor949]

This is like a medieval fantasy setting. I really like medieval fantasy.

[@nicolewale888]

Closing my eyes to this brings me right back to summer nights alone on my trampoline at my childhood house, where there was a gully/swamp deal right behind it, which was followed by miles of woods. I'd lay on my netless trampoline and watch the colors of the sunset through the trees while hearing nothing but this exact sound. Loons, crickets, everything.

[@mikelajacobson9638]

nicolewale888 wow. that's beautiful. I just hear seagulls at my house In the summer. lol. well, and an occasional crow or owl. do owls hoot in the day? I always hear one whenever I get on the school bus, but it couldn't be. people have said it could be a mourning dove.

[@Jana-ph8oh]

oh my god, thats sounds just wonderful! amazing to imagine your experience, seems to me like a moment pure of completeness and harmony

[@EmpyreanLightASMR]

That sounds absolutely incredible. I have similar memories of other sounds but when I revisit them, I'll hear traffic and planes. I think I managed to erase these from my memories as thing haven't really changed otherwise.

[@whitedad420]

nicoleab88 good memories. I grew up with a lake in my backyard. Love hearing frogs and toads and cicadas

[@michaelbrandt3013]

Thanks for letting me take the ride back in the past with ya.. cool memory

[@cherrysweet247]

Reminds me of my childhood home and having a creek in the backyard. Could listen to this all day and night 😌

[@gayleblaze9890]

This photo is so beautiful. When I turned it sideways on my phone to enlarge it, the fog rolls along the ground. It's moving!! Took me a while to notice it. Amazing pic, and lovely summer sounds!!

[@robertstyles4594]

I'm from south carolina and I moved to idaho for personal reasons. Due to environmental change it shocked me a bit to know that when I am sad or just missing home I sit on my back porch with the stars out and listen to this so I can calm down for a moment and realize that home is where the heart is and I thank you for sharing this.

[@unknownastroid_2240]

I live in Mississippi.. I gotta say this is exactly how it sounds at night

[@tacenda3250]

I'm from Salt Lake, which is an insanely dry desert with no wildlife or rain whatsoever. You have to drive to the mountains to see a wild animal or indigenous tree. There is no sounds at night except for the cars from the 3 million people living here.

[@46monkeyes]

Unknown Astroid _ Aren’t there also gunshots mixed in?

[@JakeTheFurry04]

Unknown Astroid _ yep same

[@topturn9653]

@@tacenda3250 move?

[@tacenda3250]

@@topturn9653 I like it here

[@user-youtube521]

the atmosphere of the countryside at night is so amazing, accompanied by the sound of night birds and the sound of crickets, grasshoppers and frogs. mind and heart so calm 👍

[@greggrobinson5116]

After all this frantic wandering, I think I've found my heart's true home. Just perfect.

[@katielynneastoria]

Don’t know why, but every time I hear (what I imagine to be) a frog jump into the water I can’t help but smile. I love that sound and it sparks my imagination.

[@Dragon359]

It's rare I think of swamps as 'cozy'. In this regard though, I'd gladly spend the night in a place like that. Awesome upload to say the least!

[@sparticarus8494]

Dragon359 same ☺

[@benidomingo9785]

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[@babloo1666]

i will join you. i want a barbecue too

[@HFoTmusic]

Just get some pet 'gators to eat the zombies that come at night.

[@coralpearling2194]

Is this really what urban d'wellers think we do in the swamp?

[@ok.5125]

The nature... The house... The noises... I would really love to spend holidays at this place.

[@lisaray9404]

This was that sound we always heard when we used to go camping by the lake. It was peaceful. The nights were cool, crisp and fresh, even though it was summertime. The frogs and night-birds just seemed to be singing the glory of a restful night.

[@someguy._.]

Shrek in the distance: "GET OUT OF MY SWAMP"!

[@YumiAise]

Hahaa this comment deserves more likes 😂 it made me smile!

[@nancywillaert5129]

Aww, and the donkey stayed😂. When I saw your comment I heard him say that😂😂😂. I hope the donkey doesn’t start to make noise or I’ll be right awake tonight

[@cant-explain]

thought of this as soon as I saw the title :D

[@ygurmen7132]

Shrek... is love... I gotta protect my back now...

[@littleblueray_]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA I AM CRYING

[@deborahphillips8342]

This helped this 70 year old insomniac have the best sleep of my life. THANK YOU!

[@fritzfromm5601]

Wish you all the best !!

[@colonelcrackerz2320]

I’m from the North East of England but something about the swamps of the Southern US has always made me feel relaxed and peaceful. Would love to go there in person one day

[@Maplecook]

I lived in rural Japan for years. This sounds EXACTLY like the rice field in front of my house. haha

[@myMelody4life]

I never knew I needed this in my life until now...

[@sherrillbarnes7596]

Nature has always Healed and is there for you......Eternally.

[@vwbug1971]

Perfect for those of us whose ears always ring, which mine have since '72 due to artillery.

[@Dzanarika1]

This brings back some childhood memories :)))

[@DoctorAids]

It's very nice to hear this every night when you live in the south till crickets set up shop right outside your window and make loud E E E R, E E E R sounds all night and then the god damn cicadas come out sometimes and make outside sound like London air raid sirens that have been broken

[@jerinjoseph4364]

Best natural sound. I Know I belong here. God, I miss those days. These are pure gold memories.

[@GameDjeenie]

Damn, Shrek sure upgraded the value of his house haha

[@mikelajacobson9638]

GameDjeenie I love your comment, it made me laugh.

[@Pumpkin525]

Swamp house or dragon-guarded castle!

[@mygvmtnamepublicallyavailable]

420 likes :)

[@Siacha2001AJ]

And I was looking for a Shrek comment haha

[@donymangues5835]

Thanks that made my night

[@allysaurus96]

Been catsitting alone at my sisters house in the middle of the woods right next to a pond. Tonight's the first night I haven't heard thousands of frogs all at once so I had to resort to this (thank god). Something about frogs and the sound of water just keeps me asleep..I've been an insomniac the majority of my life and this is like aloe on a burn. Thank you.

[@MichellesSanctuary]

What a beautiful visual and soothing sound. Thank you for creating this!

[@gregghosfeld8164]

PLEASE make an 8 to 10-hour version of this to last throughout the night. I miss these sounds from my Florida youth. Thanks for posting the vid.

[@big8052]

Everything is perfect but one thing I notice is missing that would put the icing on the cake I noticed because I used to live down south… Fire flies… they used to litter the night around the house and in the woods and me and my sister would catch them and put them in jars for the night and let them go in the morning but the green glows of the fireflies would be a perfect touch

[@jeremyrea1167]

I've lived in central FL for my whole life (26 yrs) and never seen one here lol

[@amberjulian9204]

In Southern Louisiana we call em Lightning Bugs. They'd always look beautiful reflecting off the water.

[@briennabradley]

I actually live somewhere i have never in my 20 years of living seen fireflies. I only recently got to see one for the first time when i visited new york for the first time to see my grand parents.

[@cathymaynen324]

There are simulated firefly lights on Amazon. Have had them for many years before even Amazon carried them. They also attract the flreflies.

[@mariaadame8749]

I would love to see fireflies!!! Here in Fresno, CA forget it.😒

[@organicmachines3225]

Thank you for none of the bothersome false-positivity I see on other videos here. The comments are for reviews, I'm glad to see all of your reviews. I've never lived in a swamp environment, but I did live closer to nature, and I've always liked swamps, and anyways, these sounds really help me to relax, and I've listened to them while falling asleep a couple of times. I plan on moving to a swampy environment one day. Usually, excluding extremes, the more water in a place, the more life. I love living things. They fill existence. I want to go live with the frogs. I want to go be in my own little world, chilling, having fun, for the rest of my life. I dislike this colorless, grey, boring, plain, exposed, unfulfilling, hostile, and sick environment I/we live in now/today.

[@snailgod3221]

It’s not just the south that has swampland, a good chunk of New England hears this and is reminded of home as well. 💚

[@CamoJoe90]

That's amazing. It's definitely soothing

[@ThunderTheBlackShadowKitty]

That's interesting to know

[@elenalatici9568]

We had a huge swamp behind our house inrural north eastern CT the swamp would come alive at night. It was loud. The only things missing here are tree toads, whipoorwills and the occasional who-who-who of a great horned owl. I live in Italy now. Grape vines and olive trees are silent. One night there 3 wolves howling. That was cool. I have bad insomnia. A lot of times Im awake all. Night. Like tonight. So I gave up and now amreading the comments. EVERYONE is so nice. No trolls. I love all the comments. Missing home. Chilhood. Thank you all.

[@expertccolltroy]

I live near wetlands in Michigan and this sounds like my backyard in the summer. I love it.

[@MrJasonshores364]

This is my favorite one. I just wish it was 8 hours.

[@dennisreyes6793]

i spend my holidays with my grandparents in a rural area, and this is literally what i hear at night after heavy rain

[@hannahrowen1573]

I hear ya, I just never got the relax vibe, with thunderstorm, etc.lolduh.lol

[@briennabradley]

Omg I just realized you have rolling fog in the video! That's such a nice touch!

[@briennabradley]

Guys ive been watching for 2 years, 2 FREAKING YEARS AND I NEVER NOTICED!!

[@dina.j]

And smoke coming out from the chimney

[@brendaatwater6943]

I could so easily spend my time in a place like this.....peaceful!!

[@jeffhoule5217]

Brenda Atwater Quebec Canada in summer

[@dustimallory4005]

This video always helps me fall asleep it reminds me of sleeping over at my grandmothers out in her yard in a tent as a kid growing up. She had a small creek that runs threw her property that frogs would gather at and croak all night plus the crickets and owls and much more. I love the memories these sounds bring back and bliss of it all

[@loriwailes1075]

Swamp girl here.... love all these sounds!!!! Heaven!

[@Hoenhyme]

Thanks for all the ambient videos you provide.

[@jupitereuropa-e3w]

Thanks Danny for thanking the Guild of Ambience

[@daybee8967]

Thanks xTuma for thanking Holzhund for thanking Danny

[@jupitereuropa-e3w]

Thanks Fossil Sauce for thanking me for thanking Danny for thanking Guil of Ambience ❤

[@soulscience8969]

Thank you, everybody, for being so thankful! Special thanks to Danny Reece for his profile picture. That is a good face to make when you thank somebody. :-I

[@Hoenhyme]

Danny it's me future Danny, I want to thank you for thanking the Guild of Ambience. Also thank you to Holzhund. Thank you x Tuma for thanking Holzhund. Thank you Fossil Sauce for thanking x Tuma for thanking Holzhund who thanked Danny. Thank you Holzhund for thanking Fossil Sauce for thanking Holzhund for thanking Danny for thanking Guild of Ambience. Last but not least Thank you Gabriel Ciprian Anca for thanking everybody for being so thankful. Yes this is the best thank you face to make when you have a thank you to make and you really want to get the point across just how thankful you are. Also Thanks.

[@DustyHoney]

I’m playing this for my duckling, as they refuse to go to bed tonight. Thank you. I love this video. It’s lovely.

[@Richard-zc1cj]

Did this help get your duckling to sleep? I hope so. Good night

[@zainabm1143]

wow, such a fluttershy😂❤

[@DustyHoney]

@@Richard-zc1cj It actually did!

[@elenalatici9568]

I love ducklings and ducks. This us sweet that your playing this for them🤗🤗🤗

[@mikeycorinthiano1749]

I'm brazilian but I love to hear the nature from the south of USA 😊 especially because remembers me of Lagras, my favorite place in Red Dead Redemption 2

[@sailormoon7072]

sons assim também existem por todo brasil, principalmente nas áreas rurais ou majoritariamente verdes 🤨

[@Sushi2735]

Being a Swamp Dweller on the Georgia Coast, this is amazing!! There are nights here 😊after a rain, where it sounds exactly like this! The problem of course, is you have to go into your air conditioned house, which means closing the door. All those beautiful “Night Sounds” disappear. This is just lovely, it’s like sitting on the front porch! Thank you 💕

[@no_one01-5]

I'm an insomniac and I tend to get cluster headaches because of it. Sometimes I spend days just hoping to get some proper sleep. This helped me to get at least two hours more than what I usually get. I call that a success! Thank you. Oh and btw.. Who else would like to live in a house like that? That picture is so beautiful.

[@fossilman6261]

Stop Reading the comments and go to bed, you need sleep, you have things to do tomorrow. :)

[@Bootysmoothie]

My cat doesn't mind standing on the player as it makes its swamp noises😂

[@Z_D3m0n]

Me, who needs to be awake in 7 hours to pull another 12 hour shift as a sleep tech that helps people sleep better, but not being able to get any decent sleep myself ☠️ I needed this comment I’m going to bed

[@dpf5939]

We had a pond just down the street from us. I used to love being outside in the back yard and listening to these sounds. The pond is still there. Minus the water. I don't remember if it was drained or just dried up. Relaxing sounds. Glad I found this.

[@Gachablueoffical]

I love this sound, it helps me sleep knowing that my family is okay and that the outside/nature is pure and beautiful.I have never been to my family home in New Orleans but this is what I imagine it sounds like. I wish I could have showed this to my dying grandfather who lived there as child. One day I will go, and meet my extended family. So thank you, and my the force be with you

[@kevingrogan6568]

This is literally the sounds of my childhood summers. . . . Let's me sleep SOLID!!

[@woofiedacouyon]

Sounds so much like home in Louisiana. We may have not had a bayou or river right by the house but we often got rain and you'd still hear a bunch of the rain still drippin after the storm at night. All these sounds are music to my ears, thank you a bunch, ya make a young Cajun proud ❤ Laissez les bon temps rouler! 👌

[@adriftinglink]

Oh yeah. Sounds just like home.

[@ravenkamali]

This is my dream home. I wish I was living there right now.

[@vladtheimpaler...]

The frogs. .

[@feel_it_to_heal_it9654]

Me too!!! So beautiful and far from the madding crowd 😇

[@rockyfjord3753]

The sweetest sound for me was the sound outside bedroom window on Ohio farm, as a boy. The smells as well. There was a screech owl made the most Gothic cries, the occasional lowing of cows (on dairy farm), crickets and cicadas, frogs. Sometimes I'd awaken and sit by the window and take it all in. The rustling leaves of maple trees just outside window. That place was the center of the universe for me. Sadly life's circumstances deprived me of all that into adulthood. Nevermore.

[@othmanal-amer3935]

I always loved to live in such an magical place like this ..

[@anntares172]

The most wholesomely calming place on the internet. Never disappear. You help so many people relax and sleep.

[@blitzn00dle50]

For some reason, I like listening to the combined sounds of this and distant trains.

[@kateburk2168]

Lived on a mountain top. When I stepped out of house in evening for fresh air, I would hear the train moving thru the valley. An almost lonely sound.

[@joeblow7621]

Sooo nice and serine

[@nancymelkonian4038]

I live in an apartment on the busy highway in Beirut, and this I found is the best solution to wipe that noise out at night. Now I can sleep without any horns or brakes waking me up.