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Gregg Thompson

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Traveling with Blue-winged Teal

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By Rainforest Alliance, Gregg Thompson
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BirdNote® Traveling with Blue-winged Teal Written by Bob Sundstrom This is BirdNote. [Blue-winged Teal flock with marsh background] As a flock of ducks lift off from a marsh, their wings reveal large patches of powder-blue and emerald. These dabbling ducks are called Blue-winged Teal. They’re petite birds — noticeably smaller than Mallards.
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Delightful Duets

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By Gregg Thompson
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BirdNote® Delightful Duets Written by Ariana Remmel This is BirdNote. While many songbirds are accomplished soloists, some of the bird world’s most impressive performances are actually duets. [Carolina Wren duet] In North America, breeding pairs of Carolina Wrens sing duets to strengthen their bond and defend territory. The male repeats a series of clear notes accompanied by the female’s steady trill.
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Tree Swallows and Feathers

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By Gregg Thompson
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BirdNote® Tree Swallows and Feathers – An Aerial Ballet Written by Bob Sundstrom This is BirdNote. [Tree Swallows’ gurgling calls] Tree Swallows glisten in the June sunlight, as they swoop and glide, their arcs interlacing in the air. Agile, elegant masters of flight, the swallows gather near their nestboxes, clustered on posts at the edge of a marsh. [Tree Swallows’ gurgling calls] A white feather flutters down among them.
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