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Episode 125: Beaver Revisted
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…
Dirt Dispatch #53
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…
Episode 124: Wittle Wabbits
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…
Dirt Dispatch #52
"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.…
Episode 123: A Heron You've Never Heard Of
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,…
Dirt Dispatch #51
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 122: The Bark and the Bite
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 –…
Dirt Dispatch #50
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…
Episode 121: A Jay of Different Color
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…
Dirt Dispatch #49
Johnny Appleseed is an American folk hero. And like any good folk tale, the story of the barefoot, coffee-sack wearing vagrant with a tin pot for a hat who planted apple seeds across the midwestern…
Episode 120: Hyrax Hi-Jack
They may look like big, bloated guinea pigs, but hyraxes are related to elephants and sea cows. Learn all about these little primitive mammals whose screams echo across Africa, and whose fossilized…
Dirt Dispatch #48
Wolves and wolf management in Wyoming can be a touchy subject. Most wolves in Wyoming are in the northwestern part of the state, in and around Yellowstone National Park. But there are rumors of…
Episode 119: Snow Goose on the Loose!
I recently saw a lone Snow goose hanging out with several dozen (or more) Canada geese. So let's learn more about the second most abundant and noisiest waterfowl in the world! Support the…
Dirt Dispatch #47
Tragedy in Antarctica, footprints in the snow, some other wildlife observations from around Dispatches HQ and the lessons we can learn from Canada Geese. Tune in to hear all about it! Support the…
Episode 118: The Bearded Ones (Muskox)
I have a confession; I kind of forgot Muskox existed as a North American mammal. But these arctic-dwelling bovines are incredibly interesting. Learn all about them on this episode of the Dispatches…
Dirt Dispatch #46
One of my favorite quotes comes from Barry Lopez, author of the book "Of Wolves and Men". He wrote, "We know little about wolves, but a great deal about what we believe wolves to be." I've been…
Episode 117: Arctic Foxes
Arctic foxes live in one of the harshest environments on the planet - and yet, it doesn't seem to bother them. How do they manage to survive in the arctic? Find out on this first episode of…
Dirt Dispatch #45
The last Dirt Dispatch of 2025! 2026 promises to be a year of transition and change but also new opportunities and adventures - at least here at Dispatches from the Forest. We wish you all the best…
Episode 116: Ptarmigan
Ptarmigan are birds that live in the arctic and subarctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere. And they are well adapted to life in the cold! Learn more about the hare-footed arctic bird with the…
Dirt Dispatch #44
Elk tusks and Peapod the pocket squirrel. I mean really, what more do I have to say to get you to listen to this Dirt Dispatch? Support the podcast! Become a patron:…
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