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The latest podcast from Finger Lakes Productions, NatureWatch is in fact our oldest radio show. Since the early 1990s, when it was called Bird Watch, NatureWatch has been delighting terrestrial broadcast listeners with the sounds of the meadow, mountain and stream. Now in, in the podcast, learn what birds wake you up each morning, which ones you may not have heard, what other critters live in your backyard and beyond. It's all here in this sound-rich, 90-second daily pleasure to the "mind's eye."



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NatureWatch Episodes -

Imported nutria
The Nutria is an aquatic rodent native to parts of South America. So what is it doing in the U.S. Gulf states?


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Woody woodpecker
One of the biggest and most spectacular woodpeckers is also a familiar face.


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Leaf rollers
When caterpillars move into leafed-out trees, some of them only munch. Others make elaborate structures.


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Birds at night
Everyone needs a good night?s sleep after a long hard day. That?s also true for our feathered friends.


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Brown creeper
If you have ever seen tree bark that seems to move of its own accord, you may have spotted the well-camouflaged brown creeper.


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Syrinx
Birds produce a wide variety of sounds, from sweet songs to chirps to squawks, with the use of a vocal organ called the syrinx.


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'Gator holes
For sanctuary during the dry months, Florida alligators dig deep, cool ponds.


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Tailed frog
Have you ever seen a full-grown frog with a tail? Chances are, the answer is ?no?. The tailed frog is a unique little amphibian.


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White Ibis
The White Ibis is one of the most numerous wading birds in Florida.


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Crickets
These insects are known for their skill as jumpers, but they?re also talented singers.


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Coastal wetlands
Coastal wetlands serve a variety of important functions.


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Beaver, trees, and beatles
When an animal chews on a plant, the plant may respond by producing noxious chemicals.


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Canyon tree frogs
The canyon treefrog might be hard to see, but it?s not difficult to hear. This tiny recluse makes a deafening sound.


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Pecking order
Birds that flock together and share common sources of food establish certain rules of social conduct. One of these rules is called ?the pecking order.?


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Seeing red
For a baby gull, seeing red can be the beginning of a satisfying experience.


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Predator turf
A hike through a park in America?s west can be a walk on the wild side, especially if you get close to some of the wildlife.


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Scissor-tailed flycatcher
Some birds are noted for their wingspan, plumage, or song. This bird is known for its graceful aerobatics.


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Barn swallow
A barn swallow?s nest locale of choice is a ledge or beam inside a barn or other human-built structure.


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Helpless nestlings
Songbirds like robins and bluebirds produce altricial offspring: blind, featherless, and helpless.


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Bison
The buffalo has become a symbol of the old west.


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Snipe
This secretive bird lives in the dense vegetation of marshes, and has an atypical courtship display.


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