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Hosted by Dispatchesfromtheforest · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 188 episodes
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Dispatches from the Forest is about the wonders of nature - often found right in your own backyard!
Dispatchesfromtheforest hosts Dispatches from the Forest, a science show with 188 episodes published.
Dragonflies and damselflies are one of my favorite insects, but I think that we don't really give them too much thought. But I think they deserve more love. I mean first of all, they eat a lot of insects like mosquitos -
I was recently gifted a book from the Michigan Depart of Natural Resources that was published in 1972. Tune in to hear what the Michigan Department of Natural Resources had to say about Opossums 50+ years ago - you won't
Giraffes are the tallest terrestrial animal and largest ruminant on the planet. But what the heck are ossicones? And what does "necking" mean when it comes to giraffes? Find out all this and more on this episode of the D
Prairie dogs are a keystone species - as a source of denning and nesting sites, regenerating soil, and as food. And when plague comes to town, it can wipe out 98% of a colony in a matter of weeks. And there's no species
A bird that was born to run, the Greater Roadrunner is faster than a human, eats scorpions and rattlesnakes and survives in the harsh desert landscapes of the southwest United States and Mexico. Learn more about this bas
The other day a saw a bird here near Dispatches HQ that I didn't recognize - and that's always a chance to learn something new! Meet the Lark Bunting, a species of New World Sparrow, on this Dirt Dispatch! Support the po
In this episode I want to tell you about couple groups of marine gastropods - sea slugs - which have some amazing abilities that just might blow your mind! Nudibranchs and Sacoglassans. Tune in to learn more! Support the
Are racoons and coyotes becoming domesticated? Are rattlesnakes losing their rattles? And a couple of questions involving native wildlife. Tune in to hear my thoughts! Support the podcast! Become a patron: www.patreon.co
We're going back Puerto Rico to take a look at the Monk parakeet, the Sally lightfoot crab and then down a fascinating rabbit hole to learn about the conehead termite. Trust me, you don't want to miss it! Support the pod
During our recent visit to Puerto Rico there was an animal that we didn't see, but we did hear - Coquis. Coqui is the common name for at least 17 species of small frog that are native to Puerto Rico - and they're an unof
I recently had the chance to visit Puerto Rico, where I saw some "new to me" birds including my new favorite, the Greater Antillean grackle along with a bird that is a literal pirate of the Caribbean, the Venezuelan trou
I talked about Beaver a long time ago - back in Episode 11 - but I've learned a few things about them since then, so let's re-visit the busy, busy beaver! Tune in! Support the podcast! Become a patron: www.patreon.com/di
On the last Dirt Dispatch I talked about bumblebees and the importance of early spring flowers. Meet 3 more early spring pollinators, including one that is the most "Game of Thrones" bee in the pollinating world. "Pollen
The pygmy rabbit is the smallest rabbit in the world - and it lives right here in North America. In addition to being the smallest, it has some unique qualities that set it apart from other rabbits. Learn more on this ep
"According to all known laws of aviation, there is no way that a bee should be able to fly. Its wings are too small to get its fat little body off the ground. The bee, of course, flies anyway. Because bees don't care wha
In today's episode I'll tell you about a couple birds that are widespread in the United States, but that you may not be familiar with. They're species of heron, but unlike their great blue cousin, these herons stay prett
I learned about a couple of things this week: Turkey drives and rabbit drives. Now I want to share that knowledge with you! Learn more about these interesting bits of American history on this episode! Support the podcast
In this episode, I want to circle back and take a closer look at two critters I mentioned in passing on Episode 99. One is an arthropod – an arachnid with a venomous sting, the other is a mammal – a rodent – ounce for ou
Everyone has a story to tell - and one of things I love about in-person programs with elder adults is hearing theirs. In this episode I share some of the story of a recently donated leopard pelt as well as some of the st
You may have heard of a Blue jay, but what about a Green jay? Green jays are related to blue jays but live in southern Texas and Central America. While they share some common characteristics with their blue cousins, they
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Dispatches from the Forest is hosted by Dispatchesfromtheforest. The show is categorised under science (nature) and has published 188 episodes.
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