Here the birds will wake you long before the guests do. I often tell my guests to sleep with the fan on if they don't want to hear the birds singing at 5 a.m. or the loons calling all night long. I think most guests expect to hear some noises early in the morning as people get up at different times. If we have guests making too much noise after 10 p.m. though, we do ask them to be quieter for the other guests..
Country Girl said:
Here the birds will wake you long before the guests do. I often tell my guests to sleep with the fan on if they don't want to hear the birds singing at 5 a.m. or the loons calling all night long. I think most guests expect to hear some noises early in the morning as people get up at different times. If we have guests making too much noise after 10 p.m. though, we do ask them to be quieter for the other guests.
We had a guest tell us they were hearing an electical hum periodically. We figured out they were hearing the fog horn! A beautiful, romantic, soothing sound to us was a scary, annoying, stressful sound to them.
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We have a juvenile great horned owl keeping guests awake with its squawk all night. One set of guests even saw the majestic bird standing in the middle of the road near the house. There is no mistaking the profile of a great horned owl!
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Now that's a lovely thing to keep you awake, sometimes you can hear the owls calling to each other in the woods around our house.
Occasionally something will spook our chikens and they will start their alarm calls to each other at 5am, now that's not quite so lovely, I usually end up going out in my dressing gown, partly to check they are ok and partly to get them to shut up.
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