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CBC Radio's Alberta@Noon has long been supportive of the Alberta birding community by hosting a province-wide call-in show a couple of times a year. Since the publication of "Birds of Alberta" in 1998, I have been invited to participate in the call-in and answer and expand upon the reports that come in from the audience.
Here is the direct link to the episode:
https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-1-alberta-at-noon/clip/16221582-your-best-bird-encounters
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The Northern House wren is a tiny and drab bird that looks like it should disappear into the background,
but absolutely refuses to.
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Our Alberta landscape has changed dramatically in the last century. We’ve built croplands, reservoirs, landfills, industrial parks, and sprawling suburbs. And California Gulls have looked at all that and said, “Alright. Yeah I can work with this.”
California Gulls are treasures among the common gulls of Alberta. They are showy, social and complex. And the way they live, fits perfectly within our Alberta culture.
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