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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 25, 2026
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Episodes
The Hermit Thrush 29.07.2012
Ethereal Songster
Song Sparrow 10.06.2012
Brown suite, bright song.
The Rails 20.05.2012
As thin as...
The Indigo Bunting 13.05.2012
Bluer than blue
Bird Anting 06.05.2012
An enigma still
White-Eyed Vireo 28.04.2012
The hidden mimic
The Wheatear 22.04.2012
Long distance champion?
Hong Kong Birds 15.04.2012
Some avian observations from the other side of the world.
Dunlin 08.04.2012
A red-backed sandpiper by any other name.
Kookaburra 01.04.2012
The Laughing Jackass doesn’t live in the jungle.
Cardinal 11.03.2012
Favorite state bird.
Kinglets 26.02.2012
Active feathered mites.
Long-tailed Duck 19.02.2012
Clangorous winter visitor.
A New Bird for a New year 04.01.2012
...but where is it?
December Ducks 19.12.2011
Waterfowl visitors abound in the winter.
Grackles 28.11.2011
Glossy and discordant.
Feather Wear 17.10.2011
New feathers fly better.
The Yellow-billed Cuckoo 21.09.2011
Foraging in suburbia.
The Mimids 15.08.2011
Assertive master mimics
The Chipping Sparrow 08.08.2011
A true feathered friend.
Red-Cockaded Woodpecker 16.06.2011
The danger of habitat specialization
The Chestnut-sided Warbler 19.05.2011
Now common, colorful migrant
Yellow-rumped Warbler 11.05.2011
Magical spring transformation
The Piping Plover 18.04.2011
Rhymes with "lover".
The Pitohui 07.04.2011
Toxic birds.
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