Headphones on! In our first bonus episode we won’t be hearing an animal’s song and learning its voice. Instead, we’ll be giving voice to a tree. We’ll be hearing about Platanus occidentalis, the American Sycamore, and it starts with a walk through the woods…
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This episode was written and recorded by Brodie Dunn.
The following Macaulay Library recordings were used in this episode:
Yellow-throated Warbler - ML509298 by Mike Andersen
Pine Sisken single call - ML510254 by Dave Herr
Pine Sisken flock - ML510252 by Geoffrey A. Keller
American Goldfinch call - ML510278 by Wil Hershberger
Great Blue Heron call - ML505864 by Randolph Little and James Kimball
