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Something Wild

Dave Anderson, Grace McCulloch

Something Wild has been exploring the wonder of the landscape that surrounds us in New Hampshire for over 25 years!From the many birds that call our state home, to the trees around New Hampshire that have been granted "Big Tree" status, to stone walls that punctuate the state, we explain the behavior and science behind what we see and hear (and might take for granted) in our backyards.Something Wild is hosted by Dave Anderson and Grace McCulloch, and is produced by Jessica Hunt. This program is made by New Hampshire Public Radio, in partnership with the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, and the New Hampshire Audubon.

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118 эпизодов

  1. Something Wild: The 'rock star' loons of Pleasant Lake 5:02
  2. Finding beauty in the overlooked 4:19
  3. Saving NH lakes from tiny invasives 4:18
  4. NH can expect a spectacular fall foliage season 4:13
  5. Something Wild: Help rescue raptors from rodenticides 4:13
  6. Flying squirrels are closer than you think 4:01
  7. Saving birds to save the planet 5:34
  8. An email? Enjoy a poem about summer in NH instead 4:23
  9. Level up your birding with tips from an extreme birder 4:17
  10. Appreciate the American beech 4:24
  11. Something Wild: The ancient and resilient horseshoe crab 4:34
  12. Something Wild: How deer shape the future of NH forests 4:20
  13. Help rescue raptors from rodenticides 4:13
  14. Micro-exploring the SuperSanctuary 4:31
  15. Going woodcocking (and making memories) 4:44
  16. Create the right environment for bluebirds 4:20
  17. NH's misunderstood marsupial 3:37
  18. What natural wonders have you observed this winter? 4:14
  19. Snow falling on conifers 3:59
  20. NH weasels star as Winter Olympic mascots 4:00
  21. When ice rewrites the wild 4:04
  22. Signs of hope in a winter landscape 4:13
  23. Why are we seeing moths in winter? 3:45
  24. Succession is nature's unfolding 4:21
  25. Listers, extreme birdwatching and the "Big Year" 4:42
  26. Up close with NH's tiniest -and cutest - owl 4:34
  27. Not just nuts - ‘soft mast’ also fuels the forest 4:15
  28. Saving kestrels one nest box at a time 4:34
  29. 'How to Love a Forest' with Ethan Tapper 4:13
  30. Admiring the stature of the sycamore 4:05
  31. Something Wild: How to co-exist with wasps and hornets 4:29
  32. Something Wild: Forest magic and fairy houses are not just for kids 4:41
  33. Something Wild: Why we’re seeing more fireflies this summer 4:13
  34. Something Wild: Appreciate the American beech 4:24
  35. Something Wild: What NH’s 'drowned forest' reveals about the past - and future 4:35
  36. Something Wild: Banding peregrine chicks in Manchester 5:30
  37. Something Wild: Rescuing NH's wild turtles 4:29
  38. Something Wild: Celebrate the swarms of black flies! 4:30
  39. Something Wild: Home Tweet Home, a bird nest quiz 4:25
  40. Something Wild: Big-toothed and trembling; some respect for poplars Player 2025-04-17 12:13 4:32
  41. Something Wild: NH’s other foliage season 3:57
  42. Something Wild: Before the syrup comes the sap 5:01
  43. Something Wild: The fragile balance of deer and coyotes in winter 4:40
  44. Something Wild: Why are blue jays eating paint off my house? 4:30
  45. Something Wild: Meet NH's most elusive bird 4:55
  46. Something Wild: Do you have turkeys at your feeder? 4:06
  47. Something Wild: Signs of hope in a winter landscape 4:07
  48. Something Wild: Signs of hope in a winter landscape 4:27
  49. Something Wild: The fir wave phenomenon in NH's White Mountains 4:28
  50. Something Wild: The fir wave phenomenon in NH's White Mountains 4:28