As the audio begins, you are instantly transported to the heart of a lush woodland. The rustling of leaves underfoot and the distant crackling of twigs paint an auditory picture of a dense forest carpeted with fallen leaves and wood. The texture of the bark, the smell of the damp earth, and the cool shade under the large trees come to life in your mind. Gradually, the chorus of woodland birds begins to rise. Their varied songs, a harmonious symphony, fill the air. There are soft coos, high-pitched trills, and the occasional sharp caw. Each bird's call is distinct, yet together, they create a melodious tapestry of sound that is both soothing and invigorating. As you delve deeper into the woodland atmosphere, you begin to hear the soft, rhythmic dobogok. It's the heartbeat of the forest, the sound of life. It could be a distant woodpecker at work, or the slow, steady