Nature nerds rejoice! The Field Guides is a monthly podcast that will bring you out on the trail, focusing on the science of our North American wildlife.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 2 hours 45 minutes
Ep. 56 - Let's Get Nuts!
The guys peel back the Black Walnut husk and take you through the natural history of this nutty species.
Ep. 55 - Bill and Steve Go To Hell(benders)
The guys cover Eastern Hellbenders, the largest amphibian in North America.
Ep. 54 - Can't Touch This: A Deep Dive Into Touch-me-not
The guys explore touch-me not, AKA jewelweed
Ep. 53 - The American Chestnut & the Western NY Land Conservancy @ the Allegany Wildlands (Part 2)
The guys team up with the Western NY Land Conservancy to explore the fall and (potential) rise of the American Chestnut and to shine a light on the Conservancy's current conservation efforts.
Ep. 53 - The American Chestnut & the Western NY Land Conservancy @ the Allegany Wildlands (Part 1)
The guys team up with the Western NY Land Conservancy to explore the fall and (potential) rise of the American Chestnut and to shine a light on the Conservancy's current conservation efforts.
Ep. 52 - Who's Your Daddy (Longlegs)?
Are daddy longlegs really the most poisonous animals in the world?
Ep. 51 - Flickers Fooling Around: Sex Roles in a North American Woodpecker
Join the guys as they delve into studies exploring the wild and swinging world of Northern Flicker reproduction.
Ep. 50 - Antifreeze Fleas: Winter-Active Insects (Feat. Dr. Wayne Gall)
Spring is here! So, what better time to talk about winter-active insects? Steve recorded this one in February with entomologist and all-around-great-guy Dr. Wayne Gall. Join them as they head into the winter woods, peeling back the snowy curtain that conceals these fascinating invertetebrates.