Thamesmead Wild Chorus
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LISTEN: Thamesmead Wild Chorus

Enjoy live audio from a hidden nature reserve in Thamesmead brought to you by artist Calum F Kerr and Ornithological Investigator J D Swann and funded by our Making Space for Nature Community Fund.

You can tune in day and night to hear ambient sound from the reserve where a myriad of animals live including woodland birds, foxes, rodents (including shrews!) and squirrels.

The Thamesmead Wild Chorus is initially online until Wed 15 December 2021 and will return for an extended run from March to July 2022. As an off-grid project the stream will not always be available (it will say '404 - The file you requested could not be found' when it is offline) so it’s recommended that you refresh your browser if the stream stops while you’re listening to it, or come back another day if it’s not online when you visit the page.

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