Birdsong FM: Bird Sounds to Relax
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Some people prefer the sound of rain. Others want to listen to the wind rustling the leaves of trees. And of course, there are those who prefer birds. The world may not be crazy, but it always finds a way to take you to that state for a while. If what you need is to relax, your first step should be in the direction of Birdsong FM.

Yesterday I spent 75 minutes in the rain. Well, not “literally” in the rain, but I found a video on YouTube with 75 minutes of nothing but rain sound from start to finish. I don't want to seem weird, but I think we all need some exposure to natural sounds, even if they come from an artificial source. These relaxing sounds can combat noise (a storm has the power to cover up any annoying conversation), silence (for those hours of solitary work), and even insomnia (if you don't believe me, think about how many people sleep with a small radio under their pillow). Maybe you don't want to go to YouTube for these sounds. Maybe you can't... or maybe you want to listen to something different. Like birds.

Birdsong FM: Bird Sounds to Relax
Like being in the middle of the forest

Birdsong FM: an online radio with bird songs

Birdsong FM presents itself as an online radio, whose only soundtrack is the sound of birds. The only interruptions between tracks are a few seconds long, and they don't even qualify as ads, since they just repeat the name of the radio. If you want, you can leave Birdsong FM open in the browser like a kind of screensaver, but usually it's enough to open the page on a background tab.

Take it with you on your mobile

If you want to take these relaxing sounds with you on your iOS or Android device, you should know that Birdsong FM has a free app, and also offers the option to buy additional sounds and backgrounds, or directly purchase the audio in mp3 format ($4.99 per hour). The alternative is to register and enter the “Nest”, where there is extra material. Don't let stress get to you. There are many sounds to relax on the Web, and Birdsong FM is not a bad starting point.

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