Snow dripping off the roof....

[Teddy Bear]

Leaves crunching under my feet....

What sounds of nature do you like?

[FallenAngel5]

Rain hitting an umbrella

[FlirtWithMe]

Waves on a rough sea crashing against rocks

The eery sound of ice cracking on a frozen lake

[jseal]

Geese on the lake

[jbh3]

babbling brooks......I have a goldfish pond with a waterfall and a fountain in my front yard that sounds exactly like that!!!!

[FlirtWithMe]

The delighted sound of a child waking up, looking out of the window and shouting, 'IT'S SNOWING!!!!!!!!'

[dicksbro]

The sound of a rushing stream or the song of birds at daybreak.

[FlirtWithMe]

Woodpeckers pecking, crickets singing, the sound of nothingness after a bad storm passes over and everything is still once more

[Teddy Bear]

The first day after winter ends when its finally warm enough to open the windows, theres a slight breeze blowing and you hear it in the trees, everything sounds new and fresh and calls you to come outside.

[FlirtWithMe]

The crackle of burning sticks on a bonfire

[Fangtasia]

Magpies singing
Rain on the roof ~ when i'm snug in bed *L*
Cicadas
Green tree frogs croaking

[Teddy Bear]

The low rumbling sound of thunder way off in the distance.

[Oldfart]

Icecubes dropping in my glass.

[Teddy Bear]

A humming birds wings.

(If you've never heard them, they beat their wings so fast it sounds like a bee buzzing)

[Coaster]

Cold dry snow crunching underfoot

An evening summer breeze blowing thru meadow grass

[scotzoidman]

The lonely hoo-ing of a Mourning Dove.

[FlirtWithMe]

Roe Deer barking (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EWzg4eiJnM) to each other in the woods late at night.

[scotzoidman]

I feel like someone should offer him a throat lozenge.

[FlirtWithMe]

I feel like someone should offer him a throat lozenge.:p

Some of the larger deer sound freakin' scary when they start, especially when they're close by and I can hear them running around. I love listening to the other deer reply, too, from another part of the wood :nod:

[Lord Snow]

The absolute silence after a snowfall on a cloudless night. It's like everything is holding it's breath.

[dicksbro]

Children laughing and playing in an open field.

The hooting of a distant owl in the early morning.

[fzzy]

a very active thunder storm with the attendant smell of burned ozone

the crash of waves during a storm .... or the gentle lap of incoming waves on a gentle-sea day.

[jay-t]

Listening to the quail call of an evening
the call of a whippoorwill

[rockintime]

a very active thunder storm with the attendant smell of burned ozone

the crash of waves during a storm .... or the gentle lap of incoming waves on a gentle-sea day.

Darn, fzzy, you took two of my favorite sounds (even including the smell that immediately follows the CRACK of nearby lightning).

OK, so here's a few more:

The incessant rumble of a waterfall (together with the mist coating you as you stand below it).

The honking of a large formation of Canadian Geese as they fly above you.

The gentle rustle of a kayak's paddle as it slices through the water.

[scotzoidman]

Not necessarily a nature sound that I like so much, but we recently heard a fox's cries in our neighborhood...if you've never heard one, it sounds like a child crying or a woman screaming...very, very creepy :eek:

Scary enough to not want to let my little dog outside.

[scotzoidman]

The drumming sound of a woodpecker.

[themi01]

Mostly all of the above except the roe deer and fox the only foxes I've seen are silent

[scotzoidman]

Foxes stay silent until nightfall when nobody can see them vocalizing. We've seen the fox in our neighborhood, & we've heard it, but never at the same time. That's why it's such a creepy sound.