Subject: [Tweeters] BirdNote, last week and the week of July 26, 2020
Date: Sat Jul 25 12:02:01 PDT 2020
From: Ellen Blackstone - ellenblackstone at gmail.com

Hey, Tweeters!

Just a quick heads-up that we will be migrating to a new website next week -- same URL, birdnote.org. Stay tuned! (And maybe expect a bit of ... chaos... Thanks for your patience.)
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Heard last week on BirdNote:
* Two Phoebes Share the West
-- And they are so different
http://bit.ly/2xNSb7w
* Tony Angell on the Raven
-- He thinks they may share jokes
http://bit.ly/PNWX93
* Birds as Pollinators
-- Not only hummingbirds!
http://bit.ly/VNKGJi
* A Drive Along on a "Bar Ditch"
-- A roadside teeming with bird life
http://bit.ly/O95cgN
* A Plover's Journey
-- Featuring the poetry of W.S. Merwin
https://bit.ly/2COXf1Q
* Poorwills at Night
-- A bird that can hibernate
http://bit.ly/1KXkmDu
* Birds Have No External Ears
http://bit.ly/29ZfTQ5
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Next week on BirdNote: An Amazing Aerial Display...
Peregrines and Shorebirds! + Indigo Bunting, Mobbing,
and a trip to Chicago's Field Museum
https://bit.ly/2D3WH8k
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