Dispatches from the Forest

Dispatches from the Forest

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Dispatches from the Forest episodes

  • Episode 111: Aye Aye Captain

    We'll continue on the theme of "creepy" animals with a look at the Aye-aye and the Vampire Squid.  How are they creepy?  Well, I guess if you want to know you'll need to come into the darkness to find out....bwahahahahahaha!

     

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    19 min
  • Dirt Dispatch #39

    My thoughts on being outside in the dark, and what the data says about the impact of wolves on deer populations.  Check it out!

     

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    11 min
  • Episode 110: Where There's a Will...A Whip-poor-will

    It's finally "spooky season"!  So let's talk about things that lurk in the dark.  Because we humans are not afraid of the dark, per se, but of the things IN the dark, the things the darkness is concealing. Whippoorwills are one of those things.  And like other things that we hear calling in the dark of night, they’re the subject of many a legend.  Lean more about these legendary birds in this episode!

     

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    20 min
  • Dirt Dispatch #38

    My stance on the use of A.I. as it relates to the Dispatches from the Forest Podcast, and one of my favorite things ever - the singing of coyotes in response to a unique aspect of living on a military base.  Check it out on this Dirt Dispatch!

     

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    9 min
  • Episode 109: Swallowtail Butterflies

    The largest butterflies in the world are species of Swallowtail butterflies.  Learn more about these big, beautiful members of Lepidoptera on this episode!

     

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    16 min
  • Dirt Dispatch #37

    Why are we humans so obsessed with mowing?  Granted, there are good, ecologically sound reasons to mow.  There are also good, ecologically sound reasons NOT to.  In this Dirt Dispatch you'll get my thoughts on mowing, monarchs and sylvatic plague.

     

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    13 min
  • Episode 108: Burying Beetles - Crypt Keepers of the Insect World

    Seldom seen but working hard to help clean up dead stuff, carrion beetles are fascinating insects.  And even among carrion beetles, burying beetles are unique.  Learn all about burying beetles on this episode of the Dispatches from the Forest Podcast!

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    18 min
  • Dirt Dispatch #36

    On this episode I tell you all about the Belted Kingfisher.  A mohawk sporting punk rocker of a bird that lives near calm waters across the U.S. and Canada.  It's a Kerfuffle of Kingfishers!  Check it out!

     

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    11 min
  • Episode 107: Cormorant-o-Rama

    The Double-crested Cormorant is a diving bird that's widespread across North America.  If you've spent any time near water you've probably seen one, but this is your chance to learn more about these fascinating divers! And afterwards you can go outside and get dirty!

     

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    14 min
  • Dirt Dispatch #35

    How does wildlife survive extreme weather and a whole bunch of animal observations on this Dirt Dispatch!

     

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    10 min

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Dispatches from the Forest is all about nature and the natural world. Hosted by Tim O'Hara, Dispatches from the Forest explores the curious, the interesting and the surprising world of nature - often…