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Last week on BirdNote:
* The Band-tailed Pigeon
http://bit.ly/LZ3Q3J
* Sky Dancing - A Rare Sight
http://bit.ly/Q51jcJ
* What's the Most Abundant Bird in North America?
http://bit.ly/1nZzqoX
* Sound Escapes - Find Yourself In Nature
--With Sound Tracker, Gordon Hempton,
on the Zabalo River, in the Ecuadorian Amazon
http://bit.ly/2zyVykc
* Birds, Robots, and Airplanes
http://bit.ly/2MvmTZj
* Genetics and Migration
http://bit.ly/2Pnc25F
* The Laughing Kookaburra
http://bit.ly/17b04Rw
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Next week on BirdNote: Do Penguins Blush?, The Pungent Mudflat,
Gerrit Vyn on the Lammergeier, the Bearded Vulture -- and more
http://bit.ly/2PppdXP
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