Episode 149: The Painted Duck - Leaping into Wood Ducks

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Episode 149: The Painted Duck - Leaping into Wood Ducks

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Dec 7, 2022

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Jeff Bahls from the National Wood Duck Society joins us to explore the fascinating world of Wood Ducks. How far of a fall can a baby Wood Duck survive? Where do they go in the winter? Why are we talking about Wood Ducks in December? Listen to find out!

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Dec 7, 2022

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Episode 149: The Painted Duck - Leaping into Wood Ducks

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