"For the Birds" began airing on KUMD in Duluth, MN, in May, 1986, and is the longest continually-running radio program about birds in the U.S. Hundreds more episodes are available for free at www.lauraerickson.com/radio/.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 250 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Birds flying at night must avoid collisions with obstructions as they take off and land, and with one another as they cruise along. How do they do it?
Park Point's been a happenin' place this week! A couple of extremely rare vagrants were there for days or at least hours, but Laura wasn't as lucky as she wished.
How can birds find their way in the dark? The answer is nuanced, so today's program is condensed from the much longer blogpost.
Why do birds with poor night vision migrate at nighttime?
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Enjoy your podcast so much. I too have had some surprise hummingbirds this past weekend. I keep changing the nectar in my last two feeders I have kept out. I shout through the window. “Head south little one, frost is coming”
Thank you for airing Laura over the years!
Really enjoy this as a supplement to my daily bird watching on my feeders.
I love this podcast so much. Laura Ericsson strikes the perfect balance between thoughtful, educational and heartwarming in less than 10 minutes. I love her personal anecdotal observations re birds while also incorporating macro knowledge and issues to the topic. What I like best is how each podcast is not long but not too short either!
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Focused on the intricate relationship between humans and birds, this podcast addresses a wide range of avian topics including behavior, environmental conservation, and personal anecdotes from birdwatching. The host provides insights on bird migration, nesting habits, and bird rehabilitation, often intertwining scientific knowledge with heartfelt stories from her own experiences. Unique among similar shows, it seamlessly blends educational content with personal narratives, aiming to foster a deeper appreciation for birdlife while highlighting the challenges birds face in today's world.
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