Wild Ideas...the Podcast 198
Posted On : February 14/2013
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Show Notes : Gary's got water creatures on his mind, with info about foraminifera. Gordon's thinking about domestic cats. And Joann wonders if we had a "January Thaw" on our trip to Yellowstone. The interview is with Kyle Bagnall of Chippewa Nature Center about maple sugaring.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 133
Posted On : October 20/2011
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Show Notes : Gary talks about caching behavior with chipmunks, squirrels, and birds. Gordon encountered a Praying Mantis. Joann describes a geology walk where children got muddy. The interview is with Michael Schmidt about the Hygiene Hypothesis.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 131
Posted On : October 6/2011
Tagged as : Tufted Titmouse Cottonwood Viceroy Monarch Butterflies Butterfly Chip Taylor
Show Notes : Gary talks about the Tufted Titmouse. Gordon explores Cottonwood Trees. Joann talks about Monarch and Viceroy Butterflies. Joann’s topic leads to an interview with Chip Taylor of Monarch Watch at the University of Kansas.

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WIld Ideas...the Podcast 100
Posted On : March 4/2011
Tagged as : Tufted Titmouse Cottonwood Viceroy Monarch Butterflies Butterfly Chip Taylor
Show Notes : It's chipmunks and bird signs of spring in the first half. Then, to celebrate our 100th episode, we remember some of the many highlights of past episodes. It's the clip show!

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 70
Posted On : July 29/2010
Tagged as : Red-eyed Vireo Bald-faced Hornet Soapwort Bouncing Bet Kyle Bagnall
Show Notes : Red-eyed Vireo, Bald-faced Hornets, Soapwort/Bouncing Bet. Interview about traditional skills with Kyle Bagnall of Chippewa Nature Center.

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Wild Ideas...the Podcast 58
Posted On : May 6/2010
Tagged as : Red-eyed Vireo Bald-faced Hornet Soapwort Bouncing Bet Kyle Bagnall
Show Notes : Blue-Gray Gnatcatchers, apple trees, and Eastern Chipmunks. Discussion of Foxfield Preserve and environmentally-friendly green burials.

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