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Episode #22 – WaterfowlFebruary 15, 2010 on 12:37 pm | In Uncategorized, podcast | No CommentsJoin me today as we lean about the Canada Goose, the Mallard and the Wood Duck. All of these waterfowl are early migrators and can easily be identified by sight and sound! Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Episode #21 – British InvasionDecember 30, 2009 on 4:16 pm | In podcast | No CommentsJoin us this time as we hear the European starling and the house sparrow. These are two of our most common “invaders”, which are non-native species. Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Support WREN Radio the easy way!November 11, 2009 on 9:57 am | In podcast | No CommentsYou can support this podcast by using the Amazon.com portal just to the right of this post! WREN Radio will get a small credit for your Amazon purchase(s). All proceeds go to purchase the licenses for the songs and calls from the McCauly Library at the Laboratory of Ornithology in Ithaca, New York. Thank you for listening and supporting WREN Radio!
Episode #20 – Game BirdsNovember 7, 2009 on 8:05 am | In podcast | 2 CommentsToday we will learn the calls of game birds including the wild turkey, the bob-white and the ruffed grouse. Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Blog Action Day: Climate Change is not for the Birds!October 15, 2009 on 11:20 am | In podcast | No CommentsThis year the Blog Action Day (www.blogactionday.org) topic is climate change. Of course it comes as no surprise that birds are affected by climate change. We know this to be true as 40 years of data from the Audubon Christmas Bird count reveals changes in the wintering range of almost all North American birds. While the average change is 35 miles, some of these range changes are over 100 miles . Climate change- yet another threat to our precious bird life. For more information from the National Audubon please visit: http://birdsandclimate.audubon.org/ Here is a graph from the Audubon article of movement of winter ranges for 20 species http://tinyurl.com/yk85yw5
Episode #19 American KestrelOctober 7, 2009 on 7:32 am | In podcast | No CommentsLet’s listen to one of most beautiful falcons! Podcast: Play in new window | Download
WREN Radio has upgradedSeptember 7, 2009 on 7:10 pm | In administrivia | No CommentsWe have recently upgraded both the software that runs WREN Radio and the plugin we use to deliver the podcasts and provide a player here on the site. The RSS feed has NOT changed and the iTunes settings have not changed but we wanted to let you know just in case something odd happens with your feed subscriptions. Just let us know if we need to go ruffle the feathers a bit!
Episode #18 – Parking Lot PalsJuly 25, 2009 on 5:18 pm | In podcast | No CommentsTake a summer evening stroll with me through a parking lot and listen for the chimney swifts and the common nighthawk Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Episode#17 Summer SongstersMay 23, 2009 on 8:51 pm | In podcast | No CommentsLet’s kick off the summer with a walk in the field to hear the indigo bunting, the yellow warbler and the yellow-breasted chat. Kick off your shoes, grab your binoculars and let’s go! Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Episode #16 – Warbler WalkApril 23, 2009 on 11:59 pm | In podcast | No CommentsToday we listen in on three warblers: the black and white, the black-throated green and the yellow-rumped warbler. Take a stroll with us through the woods! Podcast: Play in new window | Download Next Page » |
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