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Bird’s Eye ViewS3 E15: Everything is a New Thing. Birding and avian fieldwork with Trenton Voytko.In this episode my guest is Trenton Voytko. We chatted about his love for birds, his birding journey, his involvement in many incredible field work projects, accessibility, and of course the birds! Trenton has put together a great list of resources to learn more about him, the birds he loves, projects, organizations, and the many other topics we covered. Please follow the links below!Jobs & Birding Info❖ Northern Bobwhite➢ Tall Timbers Research Institute Website:■ Stewards of Wildlife & Wildlands - Tall Timbers - Red Hills Region ❖ Clapper Rail2024-10-162h 05
Eagle Creek Nature NotesBird Migration at Eagle Creek Park Why does Eagle Creek Park have an entire nature center dedicated to birds? Join Ornithology Center Manager, Jenna McElroy and Naturalist Aidan Rominger to learn about why Eagle Creek Park is a Midwest birding hotspot! They share all about birding and bird migration at Eagle Creek Park in Indianapolis, IN. Learn about some of the rare and unusual species that migrate and breed, especially on the West Side of the park. Support the Ornithology Center To financially support the raptors at Eagle Creek Park, consider Adopt a Raptor Resources and bi...2024-08-0809 min
Voice of the WildBonus: The Water’s Edge – Voice of the WildHeadphones on! Today we’re giving voice to the array of plants and animals which can only be found where the land and the water mingle. It's a set of ecosystems united by inundation, whether it's the long edge of a shallow pond, a cypress swamp, or a wet prairie. It starts with an unwanted sparrow… Thank you to the various researchers, friends, and coworkers who gave me feedback on this episode (and to my partner who listened to many drafts over the course of a weekend.) This episode was written...2024-06-2416 min
Birding By EarNorthern Great PlainsA very special episode dedicated to a future birding trip to the Norhtern Great Plains of the United States where my friends and I hope to find Baird's Sparrow (4:04) LeConte's Sparrow (5:36) Nelson's Sparrow (9:19) Henslow's Sparrow (11:05) Sprague's Pipit (12:41) and Yellow Rail (16:00). A review of call notes begins on (17:58).
Comments questions or suggestions can be emailed to birdingbyearpodcast@gmail.com
Thanks for listening.
2024-04-2224 min
La cueva del TopoAutobiografía de Charles Darwin – Parte 2El genio que para muchos representa la figura de Charles Darwin no emergió como la genialidad de otros personajes universales, esto pues usualmente la mayoría de aquellos deslumbraron siendo muy jóvenes, como por ejemplo Isaac Newton, que con solo 24 años, creó las bases del cálculo diferencial e integral y de la teoría de la gravitación universal; de Werner Heisenberg, que a la misma edad creó la mecánica cuántica; también está la figura de Wofgang Pauli, quien a los 18 años ya atraía la atención y la admiración de físicos consumado...2024-02-262h 04
Bird’s Eye ViewS1 E26: Between Two Rivers. Iowa Birds and thoughts on conservation with Jim Kettelkamp.In this episode Jim Kettelkamp shares his thoughts on Iowa conservation challenges, solutions we can all participate in (no matter where we live), and some unique birds in Iowa including Henslow's Sparrow & Greater Prairie-Chicken. Thanks for listening and enjoy! Please follow the links to these Iowa conservation organizations to see what they are doing!...Wings 2 WaterIowa Environmental CouncilIowa Prairie Network | Prairie ConservationBur Oak Land TrustThe Nature Conservancy in IowaIowa Ornithologists' UnionIowa AudubonSupport the showTo contact me, email...2023-11-301h 02
City Cast ChicagoShotSpotter’s Future, Renaming Chi Birds, and Thanksgiving Meal DealsCity Council is slated to vote this week on the budget. One detail concerning Mayor Brandon Johnson’s supporters is the money included for the controversial gunshot-detection technology ShotSpotter, whose contract Johnson pledged on the campaign trail to end. Executive producer Simone Alicea and host Jacoby Cochran ask: Are we getting mixed signals from City Hall? Plus, we’re discussing potential name changes for Chicagoland birds and great Thanksgiving meal deals. The birds we mentioned: Cooper’s Hawk, Wilson’s Warbler, Henslow’s SparrowWant some more City Cast Chicago new...2023-11-1424 min
BirdNote DailyVoices and Vocabularies - Songs Long and ShortWhen a Sage Thrasher, perched on a clump of sagebrush, tips its head back to sing, the notes rush forth. They often sing non-stop for at least two minutes. In stark comparison, the song of this Brewer’s Blackbird lasts barely a second. And the Henslow’s Sparrow values brevity even more. But whether they’re long and drawn out or short and sweet, bird songs are all about the same things: territory and breeding. More info and transcript at BirdNote.org. Want more BirdNote? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Sign up for BirdNote+ to get ad-f...2023-05-2201 min
Today's Creation MomentAnother 19th Century Creationist John Stevens Henslow was a highly respected scientist of the 19th century. He taught both botany and mineralogy at England's Cambridge University. In addition to being a scientist and professor, he was also a devout Christian and ordained into the Anglican clergy. Lithograph: John Stevens Henslow. (PD)2023-04-0302 min
Henslow Innovator SeriesUp Bank | Dominic Pym, Co-FounderUp, also known as Up Money and Up Banking, is an Australian digital bank based in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia with more than 400,000 mostly young Australian customers. Founded in 2018, Up was created as a collaboration between software development company Ferocia and Bendigo & Adelaide Bank.
This podcast covers the co-founder of Up Bank, Dominic Pym’s many adventures through Silicon Valley, from pre-Google to navigating the fintech industry in 2023. He talks through the challenges faced, learning from failed companies and taking those experiences, to apply to and grow current successes.2023-03-0221 minHenslow Innovator SeriesInternMatch | Gerard Holland, Co-Founder & CEOInternMatch is the leading internship platform connecting people with a world of opportunity. They are building a global network to better match people with companies across the world.
Through fully supported internship placements, job readiness education and career planning, they break down barriers to meaningful employment, empowering impact for everyone.
Our interview with Gerard Holland, co-founder and CEO of InternMatch covers his funding strategy and journey. He elaborates on how he learned about business while thrown head-first into things, how to pivot the entire business, and ultimately clarifying the importance of company culture and creating...2023-03-0216 minHenslow Innovator SeriesThe Card Network | Nick Sims, Co-Founder & DirectorThe Card Network (TCN) is an Australian-based company founded in 2019. Proudly Australian-owned, TCN was founded by fintech pioneers Nick Sims and Richard Hewitt and supported by Australia’s most credentialed team of gift card professionals. Fearing that the “gift” had been lost in “gift card”, the team is committed to building solutions to inspire gifting and making the experience so much more personal.
In conversation with Henslow, Nick Sims, co-founder and director of The Card Network, discusses how cash flow and dealing with major competitors were some of the biggest challenges when starting their business. He also touches up...2023-03-0216 minHenslow Innovator SeriesSportsnet | Rob Cecconi, Founder of Sportsnet Holidays and Group CEO of TravicaSportsnet Holidays (Sportsnet) is Australia and New Zealand’s premier sports travel and experience business. For over two decades, Sportsnet has formulated successful partnerships with some of the world’s largest and prolific sporting event stakeholders. They have assisted with making the dreams of hundreds of thousands of sports fans come true over a 23-year history.
Rob Cecconi, founder of Sportsnet Holidays and Group CEO of Travica, talks about his journey setting up a business in a field he had little expertise in. He shares his best and worst decisions through this journey — from the acquisition of their...2023-03-0212 min
The Best BiomeHenslow's Sparrow: Lifestyles of the Secretive and SoggyWhat does the American South and the Tallgrass Prairie have in common? Their grasslands support an elusive little grassland specialist that the old timey ornithologists roast way too hard: the Henslow's Sparrow. In this episode we explore the beloved longleaf pine savannas of the southern US, and ask why a little grassland sparrow who hates trees chooses to spend its winters among the longleaf pines.
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Harrington, Tim; Miller, Karl; Parks, Noreen. 2013. Restoring a disappearing ecosystem: the longleaf pine savanna. Science Findings 152. Portland, OR: U.S...2022-11-2453 min
House of Mystery Radio on NBCJoe Goldberg - Rebellious SonREBELLIOUS SON: A SPY DEVILS THRILLERCaught between an infamous bomb maker and a dying CIA spy, Bridger and the Spy Devils fight for their survival while preventing a radioactive disaster.After bombs explode across Europe, the evidence proves Specter—the infamous and legendary bomb maker—has come out of retirement. The CIA’s former terrorist-hunter Wes Henslow pleads with Bridger to help find the only terrorist he never caught. Bridger agrees, but May, his mother and CIA handler, orders Bridger not to assist their friend. Why?Suspicious as always of May...2022-11-1855 min
Undercover: Action, Adventure, Spy & Thriller WritingJoe Goldberg -Rebellious Son: A Spy Devils Thriller (The Spy Devils Book 2)After bombs explode across Europe, the evidence proves Specter—the infamous and legendary bomb maker—has come out of retirement. The CIA’s former terrorist-hunter Wes Henslow pleads with Bridger to help find the only terrorist he never caught. Bridger agrees, but May, his mother and CIA handler, orders Bridger not to assist their friend. Why?Suspicious as always of May and wanting to help his mentor, Bridger ignores her. A ruthless game of cat and mouse begins that leads Bridger to Specter’s stunning niece Lena. Bridger’s urgency increases as he discovers Specter has access to...2022-11-1454 min
Henslow Innovator SeriesComms Group | Peter McGrath, Managing Director & CEOComms Group (ASX:CCG) has grown and evolved into a leading telecommunications service provider with a broad product suite servicing small-medium enterprises & corporate mid-market businesses as well as wholesale & partner customers.
Our interview with Managing Director & CEO Peter McGrath explores the opportunities in the telecommunications industry, the growth journey of the business, as well as the future of Comms Group.2022-10-1114 minHenslow Innovator SeriesAlcidion | Kate Quirke, Managing Director & CEOAlcidion (ASX:ALC) is a digital health company that provides hospitals and other healthcare organisations with smart, cloud native, technology solutions to support the transformation of healthcare delivery by enabling better clinical decision making and hospital workflow processes.
During our interview with Kate Quirke, we explore the challenges of moving into a new market, while focusing on growth and expansion in the healthcare industry. Hear more about Kate’s strategy for Alcidion, the company’s initial challenges, and now their plans for growth over the next year.2022-10-1118 minHenslow Innovator SeriesEarlypay | Daniel Riley, Managing Director & CEOEarlypay (ASX:EPY) offers a wide range of financing solutions to SME businesses in the form of secured invoice and trade finance along with complementary equipment finance. Focused on their core invoice finance product, Earlypay provide SMEs with an advance payment of up to 80% of a client’s invoice to help businesses overcome the cash pressure of delivering goods or services in advance of payment from their customers.
Daniel Riley talks about the evolving nature of Earlypay, key features that make them successful, the Australian fintech landscape and core lessons learned across his years as CEO.2022-10-1114 minHenslow Innovator SeriesConverge International | Jenny George, CEOConverge is Australia’s most established B2B workplace mental health and wellbeing service provider, enabling corporate and government organisations to provide their employees and employee’s families with the mental health and wellbeing support they need.
Our interview with Jenny George covers Converge’s latest expansion and growth strategy. She elaborates on the importance of wellbeing services in our current work landscape while shedding light on how Converge is making sure its name is known in the health and wellness space.2022-10-1113 minHenslow Innovator SeriesZamira | Stewart Cairns, CEO & Co-FounderFounded in 2008, Zamira is an Australian animal health business with a mission to improve the health, wellbeing and productivity of animals across the world. In 2019 the company raised external capital to accelerate its expansion, including diversification into companion animal health in 2021.
Stewart Cairns talks about his venture into the private market and the many challenges that came with it. Zamira continues to expand globally, focusing on both domestic and farmland animal health as it builds towards its goal to become the number one animal health brand in Australia.2022-10-1111 min
Arizona Bird CallEpisode 60 - September 28, 2022AZ Governor seeks applicants for opening on Arizona Game and Fish Commission. Birders welcome. Statutory eligibility requirements apply. New app Bird Migration Explorer tracks bird migration in remarkable detail. Bio of John Stevens Henslow, mentor to Charles Darwin and for whom Henslow's Sparrow is named. Bird of the episode: Ladder-backed Woodpecker. Birding hotspot: Lower San Pedro River IBA. Friend-of-Wildlife organization: Sabino Canyon Volunteer Naturalists. Calendar of Bird Friendly events coming up in Arizona.2022-09-2832 min
Baleine sous GravillonS03E89 Charles Darwin 2/8 : Von Humboldt, Henslow, Lyell, les mentors de Darwin (Jean-Claude Simard)Dans cet épisode, l'explorateur Alexander Von Humboldt, le botaniste et entomologiste John Henslow et le géologue Charles Lyell, dont les explorations, les études et les théories ont beaucoup influencé le jeune Darwin.Alexander von Humboldt (1769 - 1859) est le «second découvreur de l’Amérique». Cet allemand, frère intrépide du fondateur de l'université de Berlin, était un mix entre De Vinci et Mike Horn pour faire simple;) Un esprit universel, qui remonté l'Orénoque en pirogue, escaladé le volcan Chimborazo (un volcan très spécial, cf épisodes volcans avec JM Bardintzeff), bravant bien des tempêtes au...2022-05-1114 min
BirdNoteFrom Simple to Complex Bird SoundsExplore how bird songs increase in complexity from the guttural hiss of a Turkey Vulture, to the short songs of Henslow’s Sparrows, and to the elaborate song repertoire of the Brown Thrasher.2021-12-2101 min
Wisuru‘s Biography PodcastCharles Darwin - Part 2In this week's episode, we take a look at how Charles Darwin began his journey, which eventually led to the formulation of his theory of Evolution. We also take a look at the theories of evolution that existed before Charles Darwin's time.Read our blog postWould you rather read about his biography? Click here: Charles Darwin. If the link doesn't work, copy and paste this URL into your browser - https://wisuru.com/biography/charles-darwin/SummaryCambridge UniversityWhen Charles Darwin returned home without finishing his medical degree, his father was disappointed. He thought that...2021-09-0721 min
Slow RadioSounds of the Earth - AprilRelax with a calming mix of music and natural sounds - from Snettisham in Norfolk to West Sussex, via church bells and cowbells of Sussex and Alpine villages.With field recordings by Chris Watson, Jan Henslow, Richard Reich, Tim Lomas, Canon Daniel Inman and Nicholas Adams.2021-04-3024 min
Bitácoras ErrantesBitácoras Errantes - La nariz incorrecta de CHARLES DARWINLa carta de su amigo John Stevens Henslow llenó de entusiasmo al joven Charles Darwin: le informaba que el capitán Robert Fitz-Roy estaba dispuesto a ceder parte de su camarote a quien aceptara unirse, sin salario, a la travesía del bergantín Beagle alrededor del mundo.2021-02-0906 min
My AP Biology ThoughtsDarwin's Early LifeWelcome to My AP Biology Thoughts podcast, my name is Saarim and I am your host for episode #1 called Darwin’s Early Life. Today I will be discussing the early life, academia, and internal turmoil of English naturalist Charles Darwin, who is notable for his scientific theory of evolution by natural selection. We all know the name, Charles Darwin, and his idea that all living things developed and adapted overtime as a result of random mutations which gave these organisms traits suitable for their lifestyles. But how did he come up with this idea? The impacts of his theory are...2021-01-0710 min
Ask a ScientistAlyssa DeRubeis - BirdsHave you ever wanted to know more about birds? In this episode, Alyssa DeRubeis talks about her Master's research at the University of Arkansas studying grassland birds in North America. She talks to us all about birds and what we can do to help birds. She answers all of your questions about birds, including "why do some birds fly south in the winter, while others don't?" "how is climate change affecting birds?" and "do all birds lay eggs?" She even gives some great advice about bird feeders and demonstrates some bird calls!
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Warbler CrazyEpisode Eight: Rick WrightListen in as Rick Wright joins Stephen and Enrico to discuss his latest book, Petersons Guide to Sparrows of North America, as well what birds we Sparrows we hope to see at our feeders this spring. Stephen discusses with Rick why seeing a Henslow Sparrow last summer made him sad, and what the future is for this endangered bird. Rick shares what he's going to be up to Post-Covid, and how it involves Common Grackles.
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Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/warblercrazy/message2020-05-2129 min
Bird Sh*t Podcast25: Shake Yo' Grass(land bird) - Interview with Alyssa DeRubeis, Grassland Birds BiologistGrassland bird populations are declining more than any other bird group in North America. Rather than spaz out—our normal reaction to bad bird news—we had a conversation with Alyssa DeRubeis and felt a lot better about the work being done for grassland birds. Spoiler: there’s still hope for restored habitats. Alyssa grew up in Minnesota and started birding when she was five years old. After obtaining her Bachelor’s degree in Wildlife Ecology, she earned her Master’s degree studying nesting and non-breeding birds in remnant and restored tallgrass prairies at the University of Arkansas. 2020-02-0442 min
The Daily GardenerJuly 12, 2019 Giant Water Lily, Captain Cook, Charles Darwin, Henry David Thoreau, Gardens Are for People by Thomas Church, Propagating Pelargoniums, and Yerba BuenaIn China, July is the month of the lotus. Recently I shared a video in the Facebook Group for the Showfrom the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburghwhich shows Senior Horticulturist, Pat Clifford, teaching their intern Hazel, how to remove the older leaves of the Giant Water Lily so the pond does not get overcrowded. Using a pitchfork, Pat carefully folds the large lily pad first in half, then quarters, and then once more. Then he stabs the large folded pad with the pitchfork, hoists it in the air to let the water drain out and then flops the beast down on...2019-07-1208 min
HistoryworksCambridge University Botanic GardenThis history trail audio is narrated by the poet Michael Rosen, with script researched by Helen Weinstein and the team at Historyworks. This recording is part of a series of Cambridge history trails which have lyrics inspired by 'history beneath our feat' performed by local school children, with poems by the top poet Michael Rosen and songs by the funny team at CBBC's songwriters commissioned by Historyworks. To find more trails and further information, go to http://www.creatingmycambridge.com/trails
The original Cambridge University Botanic Garden was started in 1760 on the site of a former Augustinian...2017-11-2002 min
barganewsmichael stimpsom - age of wondersAGE OF WONDERS
MAYA IWABUCHI I TOM POSTER
PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA I STUART STRATFORD
Age of Wonders, a voyage in music by Michael Stimpson, was written to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin. Now masterfully recorded by the Philharmonia Orchestra, the full evolution from violin and piano, through string quartet, string orchestra, and to complete as a work for full orchestra can be heard in its entirety under the baton of conductor Stuart Stratford.
Violinist Maya Iwabuchi and pianist Tom Poster bring to life Darwin’s early life in The Man Who Walked With Henslow, while Maya, Fion...2017-10-2706 min
Zoo de fósiles - Cienciaes.comMacrauchenia, el último ungulado sudamericano Hace casi doscientos años, en marzo de 1834, Charles Darwin, embarcado en su célebre viaje alrededor del mundo en el Beagle, envió una carta a su profesor John Stevens Henslow desde las islas Malvinas. En ella se puede leer: “En Puerto San Julián he encontrado huesos muy perfectos de un gran animal, me imagino que un mastodonte. Los huesos de una extremidad posterior son muy perfectos y sólidos. Es interesante, ya que la latitud se encuentra entre los 49 y los 50 grados, y el lugar está muy alejado de las grandes pampas, donde los huesos del mastodonte de dient...2015-02-2200 min
Audiobook in Fiction, HumorThe Hole Opportunity by James Minter | Free AudiobookListen to full audiobooks for free on :https://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: The Hole Opportunity
Author: James Minter
Narrator: Pete Nottage
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 hrs and 31 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-15-14
Publisher: James Minter
Genres: Fiction, Humor
Summary:
Colin and Izzy Griggs' traditional farming way of life is under threat from red tape. Colin just wants to farm and not be a pen-pusher. Desperate for new ideas, he takes inspiration from a doughnut and sets up a "Hole Farming Business".
His first job is to supply 18 holes for the newly refurbished golf course. Colin's ineptness leads to a number...2014-07-1510h 31Download Top 100 Full Audiobooks in Fiction, HumorThe Hole Opportunity Audiobook by James MinterListen to this audiobook free with a 30-day trial. Go tohttp://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: The Hole Opportunity
Subtitle: The Hole Trilogy, Book 1
Author: James Minter
Narrator: Pete Nottage
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 hrs and 31 mins
Language: English
Release date: 07-15-14
Publisher: James Minter
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 5 votes
Genres: Fiction, Humor
Publisher's Summary:
Colin and Izzy Griggs' traditional farming way of life is under threat from red tape. Colin just wants to farm and not be a pen-pusher. Desperate for new ideas, he takes inspiration from a doughnut and sets up a "Hole Farming Business".
His first job is to...2014-07-1510h 31
Eat This PodcastEarly agriculture in eastern North America The Fertile Crescent, the Yangtze basin, Meso America, South America: those are the places that spring to mind as birthplaces of agriculture. Evidence is accumulating, however, to strengthen eastern North America’s case for inclusion. Among the sources of evidence, coprolites, or fossil faeces. Fossil human faeces. And among the people gathering the evidence Kris Gremillion, Professor of Anthropology at Ohio State University. She was kind enough to talk to me on the phone, and I made a silly mistake when I recorded it, so please bear with me on the less than stellar quality. I hope the content wi...2013-06-2415 min
Charles Darwin's Library: SelectionsDescriptive and physiological botany., Supplementary material in Darwin's copyVolume: Supplementary material in Darwin's copyBy: Henslow, John Stevens.Publication Details: London :Longman, Orme, Brown, Green & Longman,1837.Contributed By: Cambridge University Library2012-01-3022 minCharles Darwin's Library: SelectionsDescriptive and physiological botany.By: Henslow, John Stevens.Publication Details: London :Longman, Orme, Brown, Green & Longman,1837.Contributed By: Cambridge University Library2012-01-3022 min
The Fitzwilliam Museum Podcasts3. The Roots of a Theory: How Plants Specimens Led a Young Darwin to DiscoveryPlant specimens may seem an unlikely starting point for Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection - but, as Professor John Parker investigates in this podcast, the Cambridge botanist John Stevens Henslow proved a crucial mentor for the young naturalist. Find out how Darwin shipped his collections from the Beagle voyage back to Cambridge, and how these almost 200 year-old specimens can today give us a snapshot of long-extinct botanical life.2009-06-2412 min