But not always too necessarily specific. Reminds me of a comment I made recently about the sound that katydids in the southern part of the USA make on cool September nights that's something along the lines of chit-chit chit-cha cha-chit cha-ah-ah or something like that. One of them will make the call from its perch up in a tree, and then a few seconds later, another will reply in an adjacent tree. And then there's just a specific feeling you get when you're sitting outside at 9:39 p.m. underneath a waxing moon with mostly clear visibility of the sky and a blue meteorite falls across the west south-western sky for a fraction of the second before it turns yellow and then just completely disappears just before it reaches the white oak tree behind the Johnson's house where a family of wood ducks nested 3 springs back until a nest of honey bees moved into the hole they were using.