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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
Teale's boblinks 15.08.2009
skylark they never wert
John Gould 13.08.2009
John Gould
Migration and Mortality 12.08.2009
Migration and Mortality
The Genus Euphonia 04.08.2009
skylark they never wert
Nestling Mortality 03.08.2009
facts of life and death
The Wood Thrush 02.08.2009
Der Meistersinger
Father Knows Best 01.08.2009
the phalarope
The Readstart 25.06.2009
Perpetuum Mobile
The Yellow Of Warblers 24.06.2009
Bright Springtime Palate
The Poetry Of Bird Names 23.06.2009
Bird Names
Housewren 18.05.2009
Housewren
Audubon 17.05.2009
Audubon
Isaak Walton's Birds 16.05.2009
Isaak Waltons Birds
The Skylark 05.04.2009
Blythe Spirit
Crows 05.04.2009
Distinguishing the Corvids
The Cuckoo 22.03.2009
Harbinger of Spring
An Irish Bird 15.03.2009
Emerald Isle Birds
American Pipet 08.03.2009
Walking Winter Visitor
Tail Wagging 09.12.2008
Who wags and why
The harlequin and the turnstone 09.12.2008
Birds from the Picasso Field Guide
Yellow-rumped Warbler 09.12.2008
small and drab, but everywhere
Fairy Tern 09.12.2008
The wispy white bird without a nest
Cormorant 09.12.2008
The shaggy-topped fisherman
Where does a Bird Live? 09.12.2008
Is a nest a home?
Hummingbird Migration 09.12.2008
The ruby-throat flies the Gulf
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