Natural Observations-11-18-2012-voles
This week’s Earth and Beyond writer and producer, Robin Song, tells about some of the little rodents so important in the food chain of the northern latitudes. Audio runs about
This week’s Earth and Beyond writer and producer, Robin Song, tells about some of the little rodents so important in the food chain of the northern latitudes. Audio runs about
In this Earth and Beyond program, a flock of Bohemian Waxwings and a Bald Eagle sighting make for a special day. Robin Song is host, producer, and photographer. Text follows
On this week’s Earth and Beyond program, host and producer Robin Song thinks about how wildlife might all follow the Number One Rule of Squirrels in getting ready for
Earth and Beyond host Kathleen Fleming looks ahead to the astronomic activities for the month of November. StarDate returns December 9th. Audio runs about ten and a half minutes.
Host and producer Robin Song has coyotes and foxes in her neighborhood, and she tells about what “medicine” they bring. Text follows audio. NatObs102112-CanidEncounters While heading
In this week’s Earth and Beyond program, host and producer Kathleen Fleming looks back at the aurora display of last week, talks about the moon’s activities this week, and looks
In this archived show from 2010, host and producer Robin Song tells about her long fascination with “bugs” of all kinds, and how it all started out with her
Talkeetna night-sky enthusiast, researcher, host and producer Kathleen Fleming tells what’s unusual about the harvest moon’s rising schedule. She tells about a couple bright objects in the sky near dawn,
Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin Song describes an unusual drama between a bald eagle and a raven, and other observations of autumn. Audio is 7 min 15