StarDate Susitna-9-25-2011
In this locally produced Earth and Beyond program, StarDate Susitna host and producer Kathleen Fleming tells about our night sky, and a couple of celestial targets for naked eye viewing.
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StarDate Susitna 9-18-11-our autumnal equinox
On this fall equinox edition of KTNA’s locally produced Earth and Beyond program, researcher and host Kathleen Fleming talks about the moon this time of year, and astronomical facts pertaining
Natural Observations-river otters
On this locally produced segment of KTNA’s Earth and Beyond program, host Robin Song describes her encounter with river otters on a nearby lake. Audio is 6:20. Text is below.
StarDate Susitna 9-4-11
With longer, darker nights, StarDate Susitna host Kathleen Fleming becomes a more frequent contributor to KTNA’s locally produced Earth and Beyond program. On this edition, we hear about the return
Get Outside and Play!-the Bun to Bun, and half and whole marathons
On this edition of the locally produced Earth and Beyond program, host Dan Harrell introduces us to three running races to be held September 24th: the Bun to Bun Fun
Natural Observations-sharp-shinned hawks
Robin Song enjoys a family of sharp-shinned hawks at Birch Creek Ranch. This locally produced program first aired August 2010. Audio runs about six minutes. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Temporary_1_NatsObs-20100815-Sharp-shins.mp3|titles=Temporary_1_NatsObs-20100815-Sharp-shins
Natural Observations-autumn shorebirds
Host and photographer Robin Song describes a couple visitors to the puddles, and makes other observations on the summer season, as it winds down into fall. Audio runs 6 min
Natural Observations-About birds' eggs
Earth and Beyond host Robin Song had some questions about birds’ eggs, and shares what she learned. Audio runs 7 min 18 sec. Text is below. [audio:https://ktna.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/NatsObs-20110807-birdeggs.mp3|titles=NatsObs-20110807-birdeggs] Eggs, by Robin
Natural Observations-Surf scoters
Host and nature writer Robin Song spots a surf scoter on Fish Lake, and tells us more about this tundra nesting sea duck, locally seen occasionally in the spring and