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- Publication Date | Nov 21, 2024Duration | 00:01:45Publication Date | Nov 21, 2024Duration | 00:01:45Haley Scott lives in the Bronx, where she helps other people experience the joy of New York’s wildlife as a bird walk leader. But she maintains a connection with another community of birds outside the city, on ...
- Publication Date | Nov 20, 2024Duration | 00:01:41Publication Date | Nov 20, 2024Duration | 00:01:41Polar Bears symbolize the icy landscapes of the far north like no other animal. The bear's way of life — its very survival — is inseparable from the Arctic pack-ice. Less familiar is a remarkable bird that shar...
- Publication Date | Nov 19, 2024Duration | 00:01:45Publication Date | Nov 19, 2024Duration | 00:01:45In this episode of BirdNoir, the Private Eye hears from his friend Danny, who is having his bird feeders pilfered by a pack of rowdy squirrels. While a determined squirrel thief is hard to stop, the detective g...
- Publication Date | Nov 18, 2024Duration | 00:01:45Publication Date | Nov 18, 2024Duration | 00:01:45Many people become birders by way of backyard feeders, including BirdNote’s Content Director Jonese Franklin. And while she loves to watch Northern Cardinals and Blue Jays pay a visit for some seed, she’s also ...
- Publication Date | Nov 18, 2024Duration | 00:58:15Publication Date | Nov 18, 2024Duration | 00:58:15When Captain Archer and Commander Tucker ask T’Pol for a good dinner story, she tells them about the ancient Vulcans who crashed on Earth before first contact. But when her great-grandmother’s rescue doesn’t ar...
- Publication Date | Nov 17, 2024Duration | 00:01:43Publication Date | Nov 17, 2024Duration | 00:01:43In the Amazon, a cacophony of birdcalls surrounds you. One piercing, cheerful yelp catches your ear. Could this be the same sound you remember from a Saturday morning in your childhood? The Cuvier's Toucan coul...
- Publication Date | Nov 16, 2024Duration | 00:01:30Publication Date | Nov 16, 2024Duration | 00:01:30This Northern Pygmy-Owl appears to have eyes in the back of its head. But why? One theory is that large false eyes may create the illusion that the owl is much bigger than its 6 and 3/4-inch size. A more curren...
- Publication Date | Nov 15, 2024Duration | 00:01:45Publication Date | Nov 15, 2024Duration | 00:01:45Northern Cardinals are known for their iconic red feathers, yet that scarlet hue is actually derived from yellow pigments in their food. Most cardinals’ bodies transform those yellow pigments into their signatu...
- Publication Date | Nov 14, 2024Duration | 00:01:45Publication Date | Nov 14, 2024Duration | 00:01:45Red-tailed Hawks typically have a nesting territory of about a half-mile to a full square mile, depending on how much food there is. Bald Eagles’ nesting territories range from 2½ square miles to as much as 15 ...
- Publication Date | Nov 13, 2024Duration | 00:01:31Publication Date | Nov 13, 2024Duration | 00:01:31Everybody’s heard of a gaggle of geese and a covey of quail. But what’s a group of penguins called? And a “conspiracy” of ravens? Maybe the way we label birds says more about us than it does about them.More inf...
