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BirdNotes
When not in the radio studio, Dwight Davis likes to go afield with his binoculars and watch birds. BirdNotes is a result of his long-time interest in birds, a short feature that can be about almost any aspect of bird life, from migration to coloration to birds in art to song.
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Latest episode
Oct 18, 2026
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Episodes
The Broad-winged Hawk 19.10.2016
Demure Raptore
The Scary Cassowary 14.09.2016
Definitely not Big Bird
The Warbling Vireo 22.07.2016
A Drab Songster
Tupi Terms 18.07.2016
Exotic Bird Names
Shifting Sparrow Species 14.06.2016
Nomenclature updates
Java Sparrow 03.03.2016
A handsome Bach bird
What is a Timberdoodle? 14.01.2016
The American Woodcock
Birds in the Twelve Days of Christmas 01.01.2016
Just what is a colly bird?
Kites 30.11.2015 3:24
A Bird of the Bard
The Saw Whet Owl 23.10.2015
Strange sounding and cute
Teal Green 19.10.2015
The duck came first.
Happy Birthday,Roger Tory Peterson 28.08.2015
Father of the Field Guide
A New Bird 12.06.2015
The Sezhuan bush warbler
Orange-crowned Warbler 21.05.2015
Defining non- descript
The Brown-headed Cowbird 21.05.2015
Why build a nest?
Spring Symphony 24.04.2015
Songs of an April Morning
An Amazing Journey 24.04.2015
The Flight of AX 6587
From a Winter Window 20.03.2015
Feathered Mites
Window Watching 06.02.2015
Window Watching
The Canary 04.01.2015
From the Canine Islands
The Curious Colies 28.12.2014
“On the Fourth Day of Christmas...”
The Fox Sparrow 07.12.2014
Robust, foxy visitor
Evening Grosbeak 05.10.2014
A robust winter visitor
The Osprey 17.08.2014
The One and Only
Summer Vacation 20.07.2014
In a Vermont forest.
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