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It's time for Bird Watch with Roger Taylor. Get those bird questions and bird sightings together and give Roger a call at 269-382-4280 or 1-877-382-4280. This week's trivia question: How is a Penguin different from other birds that get their food from the water? A: Penguins are the only birds that can TRULY swim. Congratulations to Richard from Hickory Corners for giving the correct answer this week
Having trouble identifying a bird? Don't know what birds eat or you have a bird sighting you want to share? Gibe Roger a call at 382-4280 or 1877-382-4280.
Trivia question this week for Bird Watch. What bird is a predator of a fox? A: Golden Eagle. Congrats to Carol from Kalamazooo for guessing the correct answer.
Roger is away from the studio this week, but that does not stop the show. Call in with those bird questions and stories at 269-382-4280 0r 1-877-382-4280. This weeks trivia question- What color are purple Martins? A- Feathers are black and blue with white around the eyes. Congrats to Sue from Richland for guessing the correct anwser.
The sun is shining and the birds are out. Have a bird question? Saw a bird and you don't know the name? Give Roger a call at 269-382-4280 or 1-877-382-4280. This weeks trivia question this week is: What is a group of owls called? Congratulations to Jim from Scotts for guessing the correct answer this week.
Roger Taylor is talking birds as usual. Give him a call if you have a spot a "cool" bird or you have a question about a bird. 269-382-4280 or 1-877-382-4280. This week's trivia question: What is the largerst woodpecker living in North America? A: Ivory Bill
Roger talks birds as usual. This week's trivia question: What is the difference b/w a "bird call" and a "bird song"? A: Songs are more musical, and complex then calls. Songs are usually only produced by the male. The majority of the singing is in early morning. The birds will be quiet during the middle of the day, and start up again in late afternoon, although there are some species that will sing all day long. Calls are usually not as musical as songs. They are usually only a few short notes, and may be heard throughout the year. Birds use calls to communicate many things to each other, and between members of a flock or family. Contact calls may be used to give others information such as a birds location. There are calls for aggression, warning, identification, flocking, hunger, to announce a food source, and many others. Congratulations to this weeks winner- Sue from Richland
Roger speaks with Dr. Moira KcKernan from the Amverican Bird Conservancy.
Roger talks birds today...
Hi bird lovers. Ready for today's trivia question? Get ready to call 382-4282 or 1877-382-4280. Q: What bird that is seen locally, uses bait when it goes fishing? A: Green Heron. Congratulations to Ted from Kalamazoo for guessing the corrrect response.
