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Starting a brand new year with Roger's weekly bird trivia question: How many races of junko birds are within that species? After many calls and questions, Mike from Kalmazoo guessed the correct answer, which is 6 species.
It's that time once again!! That's right, time for Birdwatch with Roger Taylor. Nothing but birds on this show. Trivia question this week is: What is the smallest in the world? Answer: Cuban Bee Hummingbird
Good Saturday morning WKZO listeners. The bird expert is on every Saturday from 8:10am to 8:30am to answer your bird questions or to share a bird story. Today trivia question is an audible one. The answer- The Common Grackle. Congratulations to Ted from Kalamazoo for guessing the correct answer. Thanks for all the calls.
Saw a bird you couldn't identify over the Thanksgiving holiday? Give Roger a call at 269-3382-4280 or 1-877-382-4280. This week's trivia question is- Q: What is the percentage of a bird's weight is feathers? A: 10%. Congratulations to Donna of Portage. On PBS, a show talking about hummingbirds 8pm, November 28, 2010 If you don't want to go on the air with Roger, you can always send him an email at roger.taylor@mwcradio.com
Can't make out that bird call? Have a question about your bird bath? Give Roger "Birdman" Taylor a call at 382-428- or 1-877-382-4280. Trivia this week is an audio question. Answer-Pheasant
Save your bird questions for next week. Roger talks with Dr. Michael Fry, Director of Conservation Advocacy at ABC. One of the world's leading avian toxicologists. For more information check out their website at www.abcbirds.org.
It's the birdman!!! Roger Taylor is back at again. Got a bird question? Give Roger a call. 269-382-4280 or 1-877-382-4280. Trivia question this week- Why is a turkey called a turkey?
Ask everything birds on Birdwatch with Roger Taylor every Saturday Morning at 8:10am. This weeks trivia question- Q: When you see birds sitting on powelines they are always facing the same direction. Why? A: They are always facing the wind. Congratulations to Bob from Fisher Lake for guessing this weeks trivia question. For information about Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy visit there site at www.swmlc.org. You can also visit them at 6851 S. Sprinkle or call 269-324-1600.
This week's bird trivia question is... Q: What makes Pharlaropes noted for their unusual courtship/breeding behaviour? A: Male sits on the nest Roger interviews Benajamin Sholnik, Conservation Projects Specialist for American Bird Conservancy. For more information go their website at www.abcbirds.org www.zeroextinction.org
Get your bird questions answered or share a bird story with Roger Taylor every Saturday at 8:10 am.
