StarDate Susitna-07-22-2012
Earth and Beyond host and producer Kathleen Fleming reports on her experiences viewing the May Solar Eclipse and the June Transit of Venus from California. She also tells about Talkeetna
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Natural Observations-A good look at a least weasel
Host and producer Robin Song had the good fortune to cross paths with a least weasel, and it held still long enough for a couple photos! Audio for this
Natural Observations-Of lilacs and spiders-7-8-2012
Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin Song describes some of her observations of spiders, insects, birds, and a bat this season, and the ways the web of nature is
Natural Observations 7-1-2012- Ospreys among us
In this Earth and Beyond program, host and producer Robin Song tells about a less familiar but easily recognized fish-eating bird of prey, the osprey, which find unusual places
Natural Observations-Solstice hike 2012
Photos by Robin Song Host and producer Robin Song hikes and does some birding in the Anchorage bowl on summer solstice. Audio is 6 min 36 seconds. Text follows. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/NatsObs6-24-12-Solstice-hike.mp3|titles=NatsObs6-24-12
Natural Observations--6-17-2012
Photos by Robin Song: Wilson’s warbler in May Day tree, crab spider, Lincoln’s sparrow, Lyra, gray jay with bumblebee, trumpeter swans Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin
Get Outside and Play!-6-11-2012
Earth and Beyond writer and host Dan Harrell covers a lot of ground in this show, including upcoming local trail races, and his dilemma of the stress of race
Natural Observations-6-3-2012-Waiting for kingfishers
Earth and Beyond host and producer Robin Song talks about some of the feathered migrants who have returned to the area, and some she’s still waiting for. She singles
Natural Observations-a porcupine sighting!
On this Earth and Beyond story, Robin Song gets a good look at a porcupine, and we learn more about this intriguing creature. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/NatObsPorcupine-Sighting.mp3|titles=NatObsPorcupine Sighting]