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A new day, dawn chorus, cars starting, sirens, planes, pigeons calling, chirping, buzzing, soft rain falling—worlds waking up.

Live audio streams from daybreak around the planet, sounding the earth over a span of 24hrs.

Listen deep: https://soundtent.org/reveil

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now streaming from amiskwaciy-
wâskahikan / Edmonton, Treaty Six Territory, Alberta, Canada

Listen live https://soundtent.org/reveil

Streaming location info page. A photograph - a snowy scene: a grey wall and long leafed trees and foliage above it. The text reads: LIVE NOW: amiskwaciy-wâskahikan / Edmonton, Treaty Six Ter... Near dawn, a Land Acknowledgement will be read. If it is silent at sunrise, consider: Silence means it is cold or snowing, and local or migrating birds make few appearances. 'Wildfire season' has begun here - previously known as spring. We are in severe drought due to minimal snowfall this winter, so more wildfires are expected than the year before, when our skies were full of orange-grey smoke. Last month, we learned our river valley is in extreme risk of fire, and since we live nearby, we may need to have a 72-hour evacuation kit ready. Hope for snow and silence. We woke April 30th to dense snowfall, and May 3 to hot sun. With more snow, we could have fewer wildfires. If so, creatures in this environment would not suffer effects of wildfire: smoke inhalation, health risks, habitat loss. 52 people here (denoting how many people on the soundtent chat.)
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    LIVE NOW: Hauz Khas Village, India

    Listen live to the light morning rain falling in New Delhi: https://soundtent.org/reveil

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    Stream site description on the Soundtent site: Sunrise and sunset hours catch around 60 species of birds with their calls and songs. The stream also catches Azan (call to prayer), five times a day from a nearby mosque while most afternoons local vendors with their carts, and children can be heard from the street below. The streambox covers streets at the intersection of small slums, and a buzzing market, becomes sonically very proactive during times of political campaigns, rallies, and public meetings. Evenings usually catch echoes from surrounding cafes and pubs hosting live music events, while as night approaches, Indian spotted eagles, Indian Flying fox bats and some Brown Fish Owls come to rest in the trees directly overlooking the stream box. The STREAMBOX Live audio transmitter is provided by Soundcamp and Locusonus (Brought to us by Sound artists Hannah Kemp Welch and Grant Smith)

    Photography and site description on Soundtent website: photo taken from a balcony overlooking the brown stone medieval Islamic architecture of the Hauz Khas ruins amidst green trees and grass. The body of water - the water tank (the Hauz Khas itself) - is also visible. A grey cloudy sky. Stream by Bariya (Riya Raagini & Pratyush Pushkar) +28.555677° +77.191938° UTC+5.5 Civil Twilight: 05:12 Sunrise: 05:36 Terrain type: City, village
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