Critter Chat

Critter Chat

Science EN ↓ 28 episódios

Lifelong friends Susan Brandt & Marney Blair talk with experts about the amazing wild critters that live in the Sierra Nevada mountains and foothills.

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Critter Chat

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Science

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Último episódio

3 de nov de 2026

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Episódios

Western Bumble Bees 05.06.2024

Join Marney and Susan as the get to know bumblebees and the Western Bumble Bee. Photo : Western Bumble Bee, Jeremy Gatten, US Fish & Wildlife Thanks to our guests on the show: Helen Loffland, a Meadow Bird Specialist, she received her B.S. in Wildlife Biology from the University of California Davis, and her M.S. in Biology from California State University Sacramento. She has spent the last 20...

Sierra Newts 01.05.2024

The Sierra Newt, a charismatic, long-living amphibian found in the Sierra Nevada forests and streams, is the focus of the experts featured in this show. Learn about these amazing creatures, their movement, their living spaces and behavior.

Acorn Woodpeckers 29.03.2024

Known as the "clown of the forest," the Acorn Woodpecker is an essential species in the Oak and Pine forests of  the Sierra Nevada mountains and foothills. In this show we will talk with some experts who teach us some great information about these beautiful birds. Photo: Acorn woodpecker (Melanerpes formicivorus bairdi) holding a nut in its beak on the campus of California State University, Chico....

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