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When a new generation of birds hatches, they copy the songs they hear from nearby adults. A young bird’s first attempts aren’t perfect. But like any young musician, they improve with practice. Here at BirdNote, we’ve heard from many listeners who say they enjoy listening to the show with children or grandchildren. Educators use our shows in classrooms as a teaching tool. Help support BirdNote’s mission to inspire the next generation of bird-lovers by making a donation now: https://bit.ly/4bp94Hz
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We've got exciting news — the next season of Bring Birds Back will premiere on Wednesday, December 3rd! This season, with our returning host Dr. Deja Perkins, we’re deep diving into policy, tech, and protections for birds. From the Endangered Species Act to nocturnal migration, and even hunting, we'll explore various different forms of conservation through very different people and interests. Tune in at BirdNote.org or wherever you get your podcasts starting Wednesday, December 3rd! Bring Birds
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At first glance, many of the sparrows in North America look pretty much the same: like small, drab-colored songbirds hanging out on the ground. But these “little brown jobs” can be fun to identify if you know what field marks to look for! Chipping Sparrow © Becky Matsubara | BirdNote
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