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Eastern Whip-poor-will

The eastern whip-poor-will (Antrostomus vociferus) is a nightjar of eastern woods, named for the three-note call it may repeat for hours after dusk. Camouflaged by day, it becomes a pulse of night. In Ambient recordings for trance and meditation, that call sits among other bird songs — a nocturnal weather, insistent and soft at once, made for listeners who want the dark woods without a guide.

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