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Nuthatch
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Mallard
01:20
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Cardinal
02:57
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Dark Eyed Junco
03:11
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Horned Lark
02:14
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Woodpecker
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Goldfinch
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Mourning Dove
01:48
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An Unknown Bird
04:58
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Robin
01:49
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Blue-Footed Booby
01:35
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Blue Jay
01:41
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Western Screech Owl
01:48
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Indigo Bunting
01:15
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Osprey
01:38
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Baltimore Oriole
07:27
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California Quail
02:18
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Nightingale
01:48
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Plastiq Musiq Chicago, Illinois
Exploring and recording new territories in the realm of intricately programmed, melodic analog synthesizer music or "the old sounds of tomorrow" since 1997. With releases from Joy Electric, Travelogue, Cascading Slopes, Relic Pop and others.
Plastiq Musiq recommends:
Joy Electric, Starcadia
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