
We got a request to do a podcast at a local garden club. The organizer even provided us with the title. This topic is so vast that it is a two part podcast.
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Step outside and stay awhile
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We got a request to do a podcast at a local garden club. The organizer even provided us with the title. This topic is so vast that it is a two part podcast.
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Have you ever seen a weasel? A listener saw what he thought might be a weasel and his email inspired this podcast.
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Almost everyone knows what a Robin looks like. Tune in to find out all about this very common bird. Special thanks to John Howard for the great picture.
Related episode: Sit Spot
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This is an easy tree to identify even in winter. Bill tells the tales of some amazing sycamores that he has known over the years. If you get lost this tree will lead you to water.
Related episode: Sitting by a Beech
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Mosquitoes are the deadliest creatures on earth. Find out how to get along with these challenging insects.
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Bill rarely sees this snake but it is one of his favorites. The hognose snake
has some amazing behaviors. Special thanks to John Howard for the photos!
Related episodes: Black Rat Snake, Red-shouldered or Red-wristed Hawk
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Mallards are a very common duck that are easy to find. Find out why Bill thinks they may be an invasive species. Special thanks to John Howard for the photos!
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This is the most visited park in the United States. It is free and is amazing any month of the year.
Related episodes: Through the Eyes of Nature Guys
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If you see a bird on a tree with its head toward the ground chances are good you are looking at a nuthatch. Special thanks to John Howard for the pictures.
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Bobʼs neighbor Wayne had a simple question. Why do you have clover in your yard? Bob and Bill decided to do a podcast to explain to Wayne why we both keep and even plant clover in our yards. Bob’s back yard was pure clay due to a construction project before planting clover.
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