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What sound does leaves make?

The sound of leaves depends on a lot of factors, like:

* The type of tree: Oak leaves sound different from maple leaves, which sound different from pine needles.

* The weather: Dry leaves rustle differently than wet leaves. Strong winds make a different sound than gentle breezes.

* The way they're moving: Leaves crunching underfoot sound different from leaves rustling in a tree.

Here are some common sounds leaves make:

* Rustling: A soft, gentle sound often associated with a light breeze blowing through the trees.

* Whispering: A softer version of rustling, almost like a quiet conversation.

* Crunching: The sound of leaves being crushed underfoot, often heard in autumn.

* Swishing: A more pronounced sound, usually caused by a strong wind blowing through the leaves.

* Crackling: The sound of dry leaves breaking, often heard when stepping on them.

* Whimpering: A softer, more mournful sound sometimes heard when leaves are blown by the wind.

Let me know if you'd like me to describe a specific sound, and I'll try to paint you a picture with words!

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