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BirdNote episodes

  • Semillas de atracción
    ¿Qué nos atrae hacia una pareja romántica? Las aves tienen muchas formas de llamar la atención de su compañero. La mayoría de las grullas cantan en dueto con sus potenciales parejas durante años antes de que comiencen a reproducirse. Las alquitas crestadas ( Aethia cristatella) de ambos sexos
    2 min
  • Banding Birds in South Baltimore
    Masonville Cove in South Baltimore is a special place to study birds. Once a dumping ground for sediment dredged from the Baltimore Harbor, the Cove is now a popular urban wildlife refuge. Community educator and wildlife ecologist Sharon Dorsey is part of a research team that’s monitoring bird
    3 min
  • Finding Belonging with Buffalo’s Gulls
    Birder and naturalist Marcus Rosten loves to watch the American Herring Gulls that flock to Freedom Park in Buffalo, New York. Once a final stop for freedom seekers on the Underground Railroad, the park is also known for supporting birds that face an uncertain future. For Black Birders Week, Marcus
    0 min
  • Urban Birding with Deja Perkins
    In this episode, urban ecologist Deja Perkins talks about how many bird species live right within bustling cities. Whether you’re on your porch, at your local park, or the parking lot of your favorite store, you can find birds. Deja suggests taking five minutes to focus your attention on birds. Look
    3 min
  • Tennessee Warbler, Nectar Thief
    Tennessee Warblers love drinking nectar, but they do it without helping to pollinate flowers. By tapping a hole into the base of a flower, these warblers enjoy an easy meal while bypassing the flower’s pollen. But they give back to their ecosystems in other ways – such as eating countless insects
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  • Birding for a Better World
    Molly Adams co-founded the Feminist Bird Club to try to make birding safer and more inclusive. Along with co-author Sydney Golden Anderson, Molly wrote a book titled Birding for a Better World that welcomes newcomers to birding and offers ways to make events more inclusive and accessible. The book
    3 min
  • Spark Bird: Rickie Lee Jones and the Mourning Dove
    Grammy-winning musician Rickie Lee Jones says her earliest memories are of sounds: running water, a bouncing ball, and the soft coos of Mourning Doves. In this episode, Rickie reminisces on her experiences hearing doves throughout her life and how she learned to call back to them in kind.
    2 min
  • Voices and Vocabularies – Eastern Bluebirds
    A male Eastern Bluebird stands on a wooden nestbox attached to a fence post. The bluebird’s song – and his alert presence – assert his claim to this territory. In the mid-20th Century, the numbers of bluebirds in the Northeast declined to the lowest level ever, due largely to nesting competition
    3 min
  • El canto del chipe pecho manchado desde las alturas
    El chipe pecho manchado (Setophaga americana), también conocido como parula norteña, es un ave diminuta con una gran personalidad. Estas coloridas reinitas pasan sus días en busca de sabrosos insectos en lo alto del dosel forestal de los bosques de América del Norte y el Caribe. Para verlo bien
    2 min
  • What’s a Beak Made Of?
    Bird beaks, or bills, come in many shapes and sizes. And birds use them for just about everything: to collect food, preen, fight, court, and more. In order for a bird to fly, its beak must weigh as little as possible. Beaks are covered with a sheath of a tough material called keratin, which grows
    3 min

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