Hello, Tweetsters,

If you didn't catch BirdNote on Friday, you might want to check it out--
http://www.BirdNote.org
Not your typical BirdNote...
(You can see the Friday, Sept. 23rd episode until Monday AM, Sept. 26, and
then it will be in the archives.)

For the week of September 26, we have a bit about the crows' night roost,
whether migration is innate or learned, two stories about how high birds
fly (with a photo of a Ruppell's Griffon), and how the migration of the
Black Brant has changed along the West Coast.

You can view the schedule and see photographs here:
http://www.birdnote.org/uploadedFiles/Weekly_E-mail/birdnote%209-26.htm
It's easy to listen on-line at any time.

To listen live in the Seattle area, tune in to KPLU-FM, 88.5, at 8:58 a.m.,
each weekday morning. Or listen on the web, at http://www.BirdNote.org.
And let others know about it, too.

Here's wishing you good birding!

Regards,

Ellen Blackstone
BirdNote and Seattle Audubon
mailto:ellen at 123imagine.net
http://www.BirdNote.org