12 of 36: Throstle (Song Thrush) Bird Call (1936) Ludwig Koch Nature @MuseumofPortableSound
12 of 36: Throstle (Song Thrush) Bird Call (1936) Ludwig Koch Nature @MuseumofPortableSound
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A Brief History of Sound Recording
Object 12 of 36
Throstle (Song Thrush) Bird Call (1936, 1:09) Excerpt from Songs of Wild Birds by Ludwig Koch & E. M. Nicholson | Parlophone, E7771 MOPSPO 2024-017

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12 of 36: Throstle (Song Thrush) Bird Call (1936) Ludwig Koch Nature

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