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Follow Fox
by Fox Gardner
Exploring the mysteries of the Natural World, but in a podcast! Does a red sky really mean poor weather? Why do bears do what they do? How did we start making maple syrup? All this and more when you follow Fox. Nature is inclusive - a safe space where we all can learn.A short, sweet podcast. New episodes every 1st and 3rd Wednesday.https://ko-fi.com/followfox
Episodes
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Inky Caps
An unremarkable mushroom until it becomes quite remarkable
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Puffball Mushrooms
Named for their unique spore dispersal method
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Plantain
Also called White Man’s Foot
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Baltimore Oriole
The bird, not the baseball team
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Fairy Shrimp
Also called Brine Shrimp
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Earthworms
Wiggly wonders of the World
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Vernal Pool
A seldom mentioned Spring ephemeral
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Horses
A symbol of freedom for many people
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Moles
These mammals are pretty underground
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Blue Jays
The bluest bird that’s not actually blue
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Peppermint
An herb with a wintery flavor
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Coastal Wolves
A lesser known sub species of gray wolf
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Wild Turkey
Talking turkey
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Garlic
The smelly bulb with multiple health benefits
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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is a shorty story by America author Washington Irving
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Corn
Excuse any corn-y jokes
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Spotted Lanternfly
A beautiful insect that does not belong in the United States
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Virginia Creeper
It’s not poison ivy, but you still might not want it in your garden
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Bedstraw
A sticky weed, also known as stickyweed
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Snails
A slow and steady little critter
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Spittlebug
warning for talk of bodily fluids
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Robins
The clearly identifiable yard bird with a misleading title
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Nannyberry
A lesser known New York berry
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Weasels
These little predators can wreak havoc
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Skunk Cabbage
A smelly plant that heralds Spring
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Crocus
When you see crocuses, Spring has sprung
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European Starling
An introduced bird with a mesmerizing ability
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Black Capped Chickadee
The best dressed bird at your feeder
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Trout
There are three main species of trout that you’ll encounter in New York State
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The Moon
It’s not just a phase!
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The Sun
The Sun is the star of our solar system in more ways than one
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Holly
A bright plant to be admired in the darkness of winter
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Sassafras
The tree with the most fun name to say
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Dark Eyed Junco
These joyful little birds can mean that winter is on the way
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Eastern Screech Owl
A small bird with a big personality
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Fairy Rings
Do you dare step inside the circle of mushroom that appeared overnight?
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Burdock
A plant that is best described as “spiky”
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Migration
The comings and goings of many animals remains mysterious
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Bluebirds
The state bird of New York
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Pawpaw
North America’s tropical fruit
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Mallards
The duck you think of when you hear “duck”
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Mullein
A proud plant that’s made North America it’s new home
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Lily Pads and Water Lilies
Seeing these plants are a sure sign of summer
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Loons
A water bird with a call so distinct, it’s associated with “true wilderness”
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Channel Catfish
A fish as fun to read about as it is to catch. Artwork by Shannon Eustice (Instagram: Shannon.iustas)
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Mayapple
They’re not apples, and they don’t ripen in May. Episode art by Shannon Eustice (instagram: Shannon.iustas)
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Morels
This easy to ID fungi can cause disputes among foragers. Art by Shannon Eustice (instagram: shannon.iustas)
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Woodpeckers
Knock knock. Who’s there? It’s these highly specialized birds! Artwork by Shannon Eustice (Instagram: shannon.iustas)
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Emerald Ash Borer
Even if you’ve never seen this insect, you’ve likely seen their affect on forests. Artwork by Shannon Eustice (instagram: shannon.iustas)
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Woolly Bear Caterpillar
A bug with an incredible life journey
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Exploring the mysteries of the Natural World, but in a podcast! Does a red sky really mean poor weather? Why do bears do what they do? How did we start making maple syrup? All this and more when you follow Fox. Nature is inclusive - a safe space where we all can learn.A short, sweet podcast. New episodes every 1st and 3rd Wednesday.https://ko-fi.com/followfox
HOSTED BY
Fox Gardner
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Exploring the mysteries of the Natural World, but in a podcast! Does a red sky really mean poor weather? Why do bears do what they do? How did we start making maple syrup? All this and more when you follow Fox. Nature is inclusive - a safe space where we all can learn.A short, sweet podcast. New...
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Follow Fox is created and hosted by Fox Gardner.
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