We talk about the changing seasons with Stan Temple, a wildlife ecologist. Then, Dexter Patterson talks about his latest book, “Birds of the Great Lakes.” Finally, Liz Herzmann gives us an update from Horicon Marsh and shares about the Horicon Marsh Bird Club.
Featured in this Episode
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2026 Wisconsin Phenology Calendar honors Nina Bradley, daughter of Aldo Leopold
Phenology is the study of the natural life cycles animals and plants follow. A wildlife ecologist shares how season and climate events affect wildlife in Wisconsin and what you can expect to see happen in the coming months. We also talk about the legacy of Nina Bradley.
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Exploring the avian wonders of the Great Lakes
Whether it’s early spring, the middle of a long summer, or the start of an even longer winter, there’s so much to learn about the birds around you. We talk with the author of “Birds of the Great Lakes.”
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Birding at Horicon Marsh, gifts for beginning birders
Every year, hundreds of thousands birds pass through Horicon Marsh. So, it’s no surprise the wildlife area is a very popular place for birders and even has its own bird club. We get an update about migration at the marsh, hear how the Horicon Marsh Bird Club is involving the community and get gift suggestions for birders.
Episode Credits
- Larry Meiller Host
- Stan Temple Guest
- Dexter Patterson Guest
- Liz Herzmann Guest
- Jill Nadeau Executive Producer
- Clara Neupert Producer
- Jeff Robbins Technical Director
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