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When I was walking and exploring the area I remember as a child I used to run around in the nature and explore what was around in the bush and I would always cook or make something out of nature.

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When i was listening to the sounds of the space I noticed different types of sounds that I didn't notice before like what trees sound like moving it's like a rustling sound creating echoes in the space. I also noticed the sound of a bird how its tone the voice had different sound to any other bird, the bird had a higher pitch and sounded like a squawk. i could hear other bugs making different sounds but I couldn't see them they sounded like they were moving along nature because i could hear crunching of the leafs.

I felt this related to Wala is life by how they used sounds of nature to create the beat of the song and used different effects of the nature to create a rhythm in the song. this related because you could hear the sounds of nature in the environment.(topic, 2018). I also think it relates to the language of music by victor because he talks about how you need to learn about the instrument before you learn how to play it its like how you need to hear the sounds of nature before using it in your videos or using it in your normal life like in your art experiences you need to know the effects of what nature is and how it impacts the nature.  (talk, 2013).

When I was exploring nature in a new way by just listening it made me feel more calmer and feel a sense of no worries in the world when you're out here and involved in nature. This made me feel like I could keep going even though the world can be so hard.

References
topic, A. (Director). (2018). Wala is life [Motion Picture].
talk, t. (Director). (2013). Music as a Language: Victor Wooten at TEDxGabriolaIsland [Motion Picture].

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When I was on my walk, I feel in my teaching practice I need to add more dancing in nature like getting involved in the senses like taking shoes off and feeling the nature with their feet and get to them to think of how it feels and what they hear around the area.
I also want to implement new games like how you would move as a bird, how would you move as a tree. I would like to add more different sounds in nature so that they could guess.

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When I was walking through my area I saw the tree making climaxing noises which made the Leafs move and the tree dance to the wind. The noises of the bird were trying to find their friend they were calling out to find their friend. Their friend finally joined after the calling, and they were chatting amongst the trees.
this scene made me think of hearles ville soundscape by how they created music with nature and sounds of nature like when the trees were colliding with the wind it made a beautiful calming sound (96, 2015). This also relates to bishop splash; he was saying about sprout and how they can turn into a beautiful tree I wonder what that pacific tree has seen and how its story has been change since the tree started at. (bishop, 2011).
When you see a scene erupt it makes you feel a part of it and I felt a scene where the birds were best friends, and the tree is where they met and became friends.
I love how nature can create cinematic view like when you heard the trees flowing, birds chirping, bugs buzzing and animals walking and making noise, it can make a space so quiet and turn into something beautiful. this scene also relates.

References
96, c. (Director). (2015). Sound Art In Melbourne: Healesville Sanctuary Aboriginal Soundscape [Motion Picture].
bishop, j. (Director). (2011). tree sprout [Motion Picture].

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when I was looking around the space, I noticed how the trees moved from side to side like the wind was blowing them in different directions, the Leafs on the trees flickering in the wind whilst the branches are moving back and forward. The bird flying towards the tree and landing on the tree with their feet and their wings flowing down and their feet grabbing hold of the branch.

This relates to the mutton bird and lake Cowal bird dance because of how they used the actions of the bird to create their art piece of dance like with nature walk  i noticed how the bird moved on the tree and how it stayed balanced on the tree just like they danced the way of the bird. (Byrne, 2019), (theatre, 2015).

When I was on my walk, I noticed how the different movements of the place i was in how the tree moved to the wind or how the tree whilst the wind was still. I also noticed how bird moved on the tree to stay balanced and used their wing to hold steady so the bird wouldn't fall.

References
Byrne, B. (Director). (2019). Lake Cowal Bird Dance - Uncle Winnie (Winata Puru) [Motion Picture].
theatre, B. (Director). (2015). Bangarra Education Resources Mutton Bird [Motion Picture].