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Many of the natural sounds heard on
Wild Ideas the Podcast are provided
by the Borror Laboratory of Bioacoustics
at The Ohio State University.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 215
Posted On : June 13/2013
Tagged as : Golden-fronted Woodpecker American Ruby-spot Geosmin Petrichor Weather Josh Drew Shark-tooth Weapons
Show Notes : Gordon’s Texas-sized Hummingbird is really a Golden-fronted Woodpecker. Gary describes the American Ruby-spot, a damselfly. Joann can smell the weather. Josh Drew talks about shark-tooth weapons from the South Pacific and how they inform conservation.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 213
Posted On : May 30/2013
Tagged as : Golden-fronted Woodpecker American Ruby-spot Geosmin Petrichor Weather Josh Drew Shark-tooth Weapons
Show Notes : Gary talks about his favorite bird, the Eastern Wood-pewee. We don't know why Gordon's thinking about Elderberry. Joann is watching for a derecho. Our interview is with Andrew Farnsworth of the Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology about Team Sapsucker's epic Big Day. Stay tuned for part 2 of the interview next week!

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 200
Posted On : February 28/2013
Tagged as : Ann Mattson Skunk Red-winged Blackbird, equator Ordovician Yellowstone Tetons earthquake volcano mountain
Show Notes : Gordon has a skunk under his porch…will he get sprayed? Will he catch rabies? Gary saw Red-winged Blackbirds establishing territories. Joann found the ancient equator. The interview is with Ann Mattson on the geology of the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 186
Posted On : November 8/2012
Tagged as : Carl Sagan Black-necked Stilt Ermine Stoat Short-tailed Shrew analemma
Show Notes : Gary recalls Black-necked Stilts, a wonderful bird. Gordon talks about Ermine aka Short-tailed weasel aka Stoat. Joann explains the analemma. It’s Carl Sagan Day, so the podcast recalls Sagan’s contribution to science understanding.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 184
Posted On : October 25/2012
Tagged as : Bill Hilton, Jr. Swamp Rose Ruby-throated Hummingbird Butter & Eggs Box Elder Boxelder Bug bugs
Show Notes : Gary found some Swamp Rose and Gordon has learned to like Boxelder Bugs. Joann enjoyed finding Butter & Eggs. The interview is with Bill Hilton, Jr., of Hilton Pond Center for Piedmont Natural History about his Ruby-throated Hummingbird banding efforts.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 178
Posted On : September 13/2012
Tagged as : Rice Cut Grass Archaeopteryx Bedford Bear Daniel Witter Human Wildlife Interface
Show Notes : Rice Cut Grass is Gary’s topic. Gordon talks about Archaeopteryx if fossil bird/dinosaur. Joann examines the circus surrounding the Bedford Bear. This leads to an interview with Daniel Witter for D.J. Case & Associates about the human-wildlife interface.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 166
Posted On : June 14/2012
Tagged as : Broad-tailed Hummingbird Broad-necked Root Borer Coevolution Forest Restoration Glacier Lily Phenology
Show Notes : Gary talks about the co-evolution of Glacier Lily and Broad-tailed Hummingbirds. Gordon encountered a Broad-necked Root Borer and talks about its coevolution and concerns about invasive tree borer insects. The discussion is about restoring a forest.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 156
Posted On : April 5/2012
Tagged as : Bird olfaction recapture serviceberry nitrogen cycle
Show Notes : Smelly birds are Joann’s topic. Gordon loves Serviceberry. Gary explains how to run a mark and recapture experiment to estimate animal populations. In the biogeochemical cycle series, the nitrogen cycle is explained.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 150
Posted On : February 23/2012
Tagged as : Bird olfaction recapture serviceberry nitrogen cycle
Show Notes : Gary sees flocking behavior in birds, Gordon is thinking about sand. Joann follows up on a possibly-arsenic-using bacterium. This leads to a discussion of the Phosphorus Cycle.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 149
Posted On : February 16/2012
Tagged as : Oldest Organism Red-headed Red-bellied King Vulture Turkey Vulture
Show Notes : The oldest living organism may be sea grass according to new research. Joann compares and contrasts Red-bellied and Red-headed Woodpeckers. Gordon saw a King Vulture in Costa Rica. There is a minor mystery about this bird. Bill Lynch tells all about amazing Turkey Vultures.

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