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The latest podcast from Finger Lakes Productions, NatureWatch is in fact our oldest radio show. Since the early 1990s, when it was called Bird Watch, NatureWatch has been delighting listeners with the sounds of the meadow, mountain and stream. Learn what birds wake you up each morning, which ones you may not have heard, and what other critters live in your backyard and beyond. It is all here in this sound-rich, 90-second daily pleasure to the "minds eye."
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Woody Woodpecker
from NatureWatch on July 03, 2008
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One of the biggest and most spectacular woodpeckers is also a familiar face.
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Winter wren facts
from NatureWatch on July 02, 2008
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This small songbird is the source of the longest and most complex bird song in North America.
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Grey fox
from NatureWatch on July 01, 2008
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Domestic members of the dog family might occasionally bark up the wrong tree, but one small fox might actually be found in a tree.
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Brown Creeper
from NatureWatch on June 27, 2008
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If you have ever seen tree bark that seems to move of its own accord, you may have spotted the well-camouflaged brown creeper.
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Daddy Longlegs
from NatureWatch on June 26, 2008
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If you’re afraid of spiders, you have no need to worry about daddy longlegs. Even though they're somewhat scary to look at, these large but harmless arachnids are actually not spiders at all.
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Syrinx
from NatureWatch on June 25, 2008
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Birds produce a wide variety of sounds, from sweet songs to chirps to squawks, with the use of a vocal organ called the syrinx.
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‘Gator Holes
from NatureWatch on June 24, 2008
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For sanctuary during the dry months, Florida alligators dig deep, cool ponds.
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Tailed Frog
from NatureWatch on June 23, 2008
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Have you ever seen a full-grown frog with a tail? Chances are, the answer is “no”. The tailed frog is a unique little amphibian.
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White Ibis
from NatureWatch on June 20, 2008
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The White Ibis is one of the most numerous wading birds in Florida.
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Crickets
from NatureWatch on June 19, 2008
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These insects are known for their skill as jumpers, but they’re also talented singers.
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Canyon Treefrogs
from NatureWatch on June 16, 2008
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The canyon treefrog might be hard to see, but it’s not difficult to hear. This tiny recluse makes a deafening sound.
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Pecking Order
from NatureWatch on June 13, 2008
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Birds that flock together and share common sources of food establish certain rules of social conduct. One of these rules is called “the pecking order.”
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