Natural Observations--It's Berry-picking Time!
In this Earth and Beyond program, Robin Song tells what type of blueberries she found in abundance this year, when she found the usual patches fruitless. KTNANatObs082513BerryPickingTime As the annual
In this Earth and Beyond program, Robin Song tells what type of blueberries she found in abundance this year, when she found the usual patches fruitless. KTNANatObs082513BerryPickingTime As the annual
Photos by Robin Song In this Earth and Beyond program, we learn about a couple of very small, quick birds of the forest. KTNA volunteer Robin Song is the
Red squirrels can be pesky, but their nocturnal, endearing cousins, the flying squirrels, are rarely seen. Volunteer Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin Song tells about recent interactions
Photos by Robin Song For this Earth and Beyond program, the stage is a summer-green hayfield, the actors are two lively coyotes, a pair of sedate sandhill cranes, and a
Robin Song introduces us to a charming little bird in the sandpiper family, with unusual mating and chick rearing roles. It’s an uncommon nester in this area…the red-necked phalarope. Text
In this week’s Earth and Beyond program, Natural Observations host and producer Robin Song tells about the recent visit of a black bear family during the night. Audio is 5
Photos by Robin Song This week’s Earth and Beyond host and producer, Robin Song, tells the story of a pair of Arctic Terns who chose an ill-fated nest site. NatObs7-7-13TERNS
In this Earth and Beyond program, host and producer Robin Song tells the story of a tame magpie which endeared itself to several households. Text follows audio. NatObs063013MAGGIE Most
This unique summer edition of StarDate Susitna is all about the sun and the June Solstice. This week the sun’s setting location has migrated to its farthest north position. In