EPISODE · Apr 13, 2025 · 41 MIN
Ep15 BONUS: Coastal Birds with Marlee Fuller
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Title: Languaging in Hampton RoadsEpisode 14 - Bonus : Coastal Birds with Marlee FullerHosts: Jill Winkowski and Prue SalaskyDate: April 13, 2025Length: 41Publication Frequency: Occasional (bonus)In this bonus content, we feature our interview with Marlee Fuller, a former nature guide at False Cape State Park in Virginia Beach. Not only has our guest worked at False Cape, but she has also worked on bird research on the Gulf Coast and with prairie chickens in Oklahoma. Fuller describes the habits and sounds of our Hampton Roads resident bird the heron, as well as other shorebirds and songbirds that frequent the coastal habitats in our area. She describes the origins of some of the bird names. Did you know that the name of the whimbrel is named after the word whimper, which is similar to the bird's song?Also in this interview is a recommendation for a bird name book called, interestingly, The Bird Name Book, published by Princeton University Press, as well as tips for introducing your children to birding. Please add your comments to the podcast or send feedback to [email protected].
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Title: Languaging in Hampton RoadsEpisode 14 - Bonus : Coastal Birds with Marlee FullerHosts: Jill Winkowski and Prue SalaskyDate: April 13, 2025Length: 41Publication Frequency: Occasional (bonus)In this bonus content, we feature our interview with Marlee Fuller, a former nature guide at False Cape State Park in Virginia Beach. Not only has our guest worked at False Cape, but she has also worked on bird research on the Gulf Coast and with prairie chickens in Oklahoma. Fuller describes the habits and sounds of our Hampton Roads resident bird the heron, as well as other shorebirds and songbirds that frequent the coastal habitats in our area. She describes the origins of some of the bird names. Did you know that the name of the whimbrel is named after the word whimper, which is similar to the bird's song?Also in this interview is a recommendation for a bird name book called, interestingly, The Bird Name Book, published by Princeton University Press, as well as tips for introducing your children to birding. Please add your comments to the podcast or send feedback to [email protected].
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