Hello, Tweets,

During the week of October 24, BirdNote talks about the Anna for whom the
Anna's Hummingbird was named; the rugged life of the Harlequin Duck; step
two of feeding the birds -- keeping your feeders clean; another Native
American legend, *Why Crow Is Black*; and the folklore of owls.

BirdNote is a radio series, two minutes per episode, which you can hear
*live* on the radio on weekday mornings, or at any time our web site,
BirdNote.org. These tales incorporate songs and calls provided by Cornell
University and by other sound recordists. Each is complemented by a
photograph on our web site. All episodes are in the archives, both in
written transcript and mp3 format.

You can view the week's schedule and see photographs here:
http://tinyurl.com/9cfef
It's easy to listen on-line at any time.

BirdNote can be heard M-F, 8:58-9:00AM, throughout Western Washington and
Southwest British Columbia on--
Seattle, KPLU FM 88.5
Aberdeen/Hoquiam 100.9
Bellingham 88.7
Centralia/Chehalis 90.1
Raymond/South Bend 90.3
Longview/Kelso 104.5
Mount Vernon 91.1
Port Angeles 89.3
West Seattle 88.1

Please tune in to BirdNote, and let others know about it, too. And please
let us know what you think. Thank you.

Wishing you good birding!

Regards,

Ellen Blackstone
BirdNote and Seattle Audubon
mailto:ellen at 123imagine.net
http://www.BirdNote.org
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The capacity to be puzzled is the premise of
all creation, be it in art or in science.
-- Erich Fromm, 1900 - 1980