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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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May 31, 2026
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Episodes
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.
Rose-breasted Grosbeak 08.06.2014
A spring warbler.
The Cattle Egret 13.04.2014
Population Fluctuation
Spring Song 06.04.2014
Forever Young
Downey Woodpecker 30.03.2014
Little Drummer Bird
The Scaups 02.02.2014
The Mussel Ducks
The Sanderling 12.01.2014
On a winter beach
The Tufted Titmouse 01.12.2013
A small bundle of winter cheer.
The Phoebe 13.10.2013
Avian name calling.
Ovenbird Flight Song 04.08.2013
Mysterious music at dusk
Le Coq Gallois 14.07.2013
A bird for Bastille Day
The Black Swift 02.06.2013
Avian Secrets
The Chickadee 28.04.2013
Winter Cheer
The Goldfinch 14.04.2013
Bright feathered sunshine
The Bluebird 31.03.2013
Gentle harbinger of spring
Lincoln’s Sparrow 03.03.2013
Not named for Abe.
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