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Strange Sounds
Strange Sounds

What an amazing array of sounds birds have to offer! The call of a male Yellow Rail sounds like someone tapping two small stones together. And Turkey…

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The Crows’ Night Roost
The Crows’ Night Roost

Crow experts think big communal roosts provide warmth, protection from predators, shared knowledge about food sources, and a chance to find a mate. F…

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Letter to a Kentucky Warbler
Letter to a Kentucky Warbler

In this episode, ornithologist J. Drew Lanham reads a letter he has written to a Kentucky Warbler, an “uber-skulky” species that’s hard to find but b…

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Hummingbirds - To Feed or Not to Feed?
Hummingbirds - To Feed or Not to Feed?

Have you wondered about the right time to remove your hummingbird feeders during fall? Consider leaving your feeders hanging for a week or two after …

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Spark Bird: Thomas Poulsom and the LEGO Robin
Spark Bird: Thomas Poulsom and the LEGO Robin

As he trained to be an arborist, Thomas Poulsom started developing two new interests: birds and building with LEGO bricks. After first building a Eur…

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The Return of the Extinct Little Blue Macaw
The Return of the Extinct Little Blue Macaw

Even if the name Spix's Macaw doesn’t ring a bell, you might recognize this bird. It’s Blu, from Rio, the animated film! Also known as the Little Blu…

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Preserving John Edmonstone
Preserving John Edmonstone

John Edmonstone was born on a timber plantation in British Guiana, and enslaved by Scotsman Charles Edmonstone. He learned taxidermy techniques by ac…

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Sungrebe: Baby on Board
Sungrebe: Baby on Board

Birds have developed many strategies for protecting their young. But only one species can tuck its chicks into pouches under its wings, then fly the …

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From Alaska to Omaha, Then on to Brazil
From Alaska to Omaha, Then on to Brazil

Blackpoll Warblers make one of the longest migrations taken by a songbird in the world. Blackpoll Warblers that breed in Alaska fly southeast in the …

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Letter to an Olive-sided Flycatcher
Letter to an Olive-sided Flycatcher

In this episode, ornithologist J. Drew Lanham reads a letter he has written to an Olive-sided Flycatcher, a beloved bird that he pleads with to visit…

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