The audio begins with the soft hum of nighttime in a forest during spring. It's a field recording, capturing the raw and authentic sounds of nature. Every now and then, the distinct, rhythmic call of Whip-poor-wills pierces through the tranquillity. Their songs are like a musical motif, repeated over and over again, adding depth and texture to the nighttime symphony. Intermingled with the Whip-poor-wills' calls, you can hear the chirping of various other birds. The sounds are sporadic, yet harmonious, creating an enchanting birdsong that's as soothing as it is captivating. It's a beautiful testament to nature's orchestra, with each bird contributing its unique note. In the background, there's the subtle croaking of frogs. The sound is low and rhythmic, providing a steady undertone to the melody of the birds. It's a familiar sound that evokes the image of a pond or a marsh nearby, hidden somewhere within