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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
May 31, 2026
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Episodes
The Java Sparrow 13.10.2025
Colorful Bach lover
Eagles Carrying off Children 06.10.2025
Tall Bird Tales
Eclipse Plumage 29.09.2025
Drab Ducks
Bird-named Planes 22.09.2025
Flight Envy
Hummingbird Migration 16.09.2025
Life or Death Flight
Exotic Songs 08.09.2025
From the Far Side of the World
Little and Loud 03.09.2025
The Carolina Wren
Sounds of Summer 25.08.2025
The Red-winged Blackbird
The Former Fairy Tern 18.08.2025
What Nest?
Summer Singers 11.08.2025
Song for a Summer Night
The Timberdoodle 04.08.2025
Is that a real bird?
The Warbling Vireo 28.07.2025
Widespread but overlooked
The Nighthawk 21.07.2025
Summer Sound
Le Coq Gallois 18.07.2025
Vive la France
Birds for the Fourth 07.07.2025
Colonial Birds
Staying cool 30.06.2025
Birds beating the heat
Summer Tanager 23.06.2025
to welcome the new season
The Phalarope 16.06.2025
Fathers Day Bird
The Honeyguide 08.06.2025
"nature red in tooth and claw"
Mulberry Birds 01.06.2025
A spring feast
The Magic of Birdsong 26.05.2025
Listening to the Mockingbird
The Crested Flycatcher 18.05.2025
Snake skins?
Bird Anting 08.05.2025
Still an enigma
The Darkling Thrush 08.05.2025
A bird in the bush
The Blue-gray Gnatcatcher 07.05.2025
Spring Sprite
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