Podcasts about Caracara

On Saturday, Laura went to Ashland County, Wisconsin, to look at a very lost tropical falcon, a Crested Caracara.

This week meet the Caracara one of the most intelligent birds on the planet . Learn how its inquisitive nature earns it friends and also enemy's. In the News there is a Battle going on to save last earless dragons. All this and more this week the cupboard is open come on in!

Hillary answers more questions from a workshop regarding how to prepare a bird for a program, are we friends with our birds, how to know when you are doing more harm than good and much more. We get philosophical on this one!    For more information on our upcoming Advanced Workshop in November 2023, check out this page for registration and details Welcome to the Avian Behavior Podcast, where we bring innovative approaches to progressive animal training and behavior, wildlife conservation, bird nutrition, and all things avian. We appreciate all of the supporters who have helped us fund our collaboration in South Africa with the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project coming up in August. You can still get your trouble-making hornbill merch and much more! You can make the most impact with a small donation to GoFundMe You can get your Hornbill swag here Caracara shirts are one of the most popular The full page is here.  

Hillary answers questions from a workshop regarding do's and don'ts on building relationships with birds of prey, what to do about a kestrel that attacks the bait bag, weight managing owls, and more. For more information on our upcoming Advanced Workshop in November 2023, check out this page for registration and details Welcome to the Avian Behavior Podcast, where we bring innovative approaches to progressive animal training and behavior, wildlife conservation, bird nutrition, and all things avian. We appreciate all of the supporters who have helped us fund our collaboration in South Africa with the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project coming up in August. You can still get your trouble-making hornbill merch and much more! You can make the most impact with a small donation to GoFundMe You can get your Hornbill swag here Caracara shirts are one of the most popular The full page is here.

Have you ever seen a Crested Caracara? This Texas native bird is a species of falcon, although it is sometimes compared to the eagle. It can be found across South Texas, Mexico and all the way down to South America. Learn what makes this animal unique—like its preference for walking, rather than flying—and how it has impacted cultures over the years. Plus, Abbey and Daemon share about their Caracara encounters. To learn more information about the sources and references for today's episode, visit: All About Birds, Crested Caracara Identification: https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Crested_Caracara/id Audubon, Guide to North American Birds, Crested Caracara: https://www.audubon.org/field-guide/bird/crested-caracara AZ Animals, Mexican Eagle (Northern Crested Caracara): https://a-z-animals.com/animals/mexican-eagle-northern-crested-caracara/ Hosted by the Witte Museum's Abigail Jacks, Environmental Science Education Manager, and Daemon Piña, Health and Wellness Education Manager. Produced by Alyssa Sailor-Tynes, Digital Marketing Manager. For more information and to visit the Witte Museum, visit www.WitteMuseum.org.

Você já contou quantas aves vivem ao seu redor? Pousadas nas árvores da cidade, sobrevoando as praças, cantando na sua janela ou se alimentando no seu quintal? Segundo o biólogo Luciano Lima uma pessoa, mesmo morando no centro de uma cidade grande e distante da floresta, está rodeada por pelo menos 30 espécies de aves. Se viver em uma área mais afastada e florestada esse número pode até triplicar.  Nesse episódio de Sons da Terra, Luciano e os repórteres do Terra da Gente revelam as faces e sons das aves urbanas. Uma delas é o tuim (Forpus xanthopterygius), a menor espécie brasileira de psitacídeo, família das maritacas, araras e periquitos. Bandos vivem empoleirados em árvores da cidade.  No grupo das aves de rapina, o gavião-carijó (Rupornis magnirostris) e o carcará (Caracara plancus). Durante a noite o observador urbano pode se surpreender com a vocalização do urutau (Nyctibius griseus), um som assustador da ave mestra da camuflagem.  Foto de capa: Leonardo Amui

Striated Caracara are one of the most interesting and charismatic species of birds of prey in the world. They are also considered some of the smartest birds of prey, often being thought of more like a raven or crow than as a falcon. Striated Caracaras have historically been dubbed ‘flying monkeys' and ‘flying devils' thanks to their inquisitive and somewhat heavy handed (or should that be taloned?) approach to life. Join Tom as he chats to Katie Harrington, a research biologist who has worked hard to understand the movements and behaviour of populations of Striated Caracaras on the Falklands – even inventing puzzles for them to solve! We also challenge Sirius, one of the resident Striated Caracaras at the Trust, to solve a puzzle he's never seen before.

We were so lucky to get to sit down with No Earbuds founder, Jamie Coletta. If you're unfamiliar with Jamie/No Earbuds, (impossible if you listen to our show), they're a wholly unique marketing/publicity/management/A&R/PR company and probably responsible, in one way or another, for introducing you to half of your favorite bands. They're one of those people who you can tell just absolutely loves music and helping spread the word on the bands and artists they love. Definitely a kindred spirit with the Left of the Dial crew. Jamie talks about John-Allison Weiss getting to make their new album the way they wanted, listening to The Wonder Years new masterpiece The Hum Goes on Forever in the studio with the band, what it means to sound like you're from Wilkes-Barre, and so much more! And hey, it's Bandcamp Friday. Why not pick up the songs you hear in today's episode and show these bands you love them! Check out https://www.noearbuds.com/ (No Earbuds). Follow them on https://twitter.com/noearbuds (Twitter) and https://www.instagram.com/noearbuds/ (Instagram). Follow Jamie on https://twitter.com/jamiecoletta (Twitter). From Today's Episode: "Different Now" - John-Allison Weiss https://lowerkeymusic.bandcamp.com/track/different-now (Bandcamp) | https://twitter.com/johnnyalligator (Twitter) | https://www.instagram.com/johnallisonweiss/ (Instagram) | https://www.patreon.com/johnallisonweiss/posts (Patreon) “Casual Intimacy” – Fantasy Camp https://fantasycamp.bandcamp.com/track/casual-intimacy (Bandcamp) | https://www.instagram.com/fantasycamp/ (Twitter) | Ihttps://www.instagram.com/fantasycamp/ (nstagram) “Low Tide” – The Wonder Years https://thewonderyears.bandcamp.com/track/low-tide (Bandcamp) | https://twitter.com/thewonderyears (Twitter) | https://www.instagram.com/thewonderyearsband/ (Instagram) “Live from the UFO” – Origami Angel https://counterintuitiverecords.bandcamp.com/track/live-from-the-ufo (Bandcamp) | https://twitter.com/gamigang (Twitter) | https://www.instagram.com/gami.gang/ (Instagram) “Talk Too Much” – Pool Kids  https://poolkidsband.bandcamp.com/track/talk-too-much (Bandcamp) | https://twitter.com/poolkidsband (Twitter) | https://www.instagram.com/poolkidsband/ (Instagram) “One of a Million” – Softcult https://softcult.bandcamp.com/track/one-of-a-million (Bandcamp) | https://twitter.com/softcultband (Twitter) | https://www.instagram.com/softcultband/ (Instagram) Check out the sweet, funny, beautiful video for https://caracaraphilly.bandcamp.com/ (Caracara)'s "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzBtERUwvCs (Harsh Ligh)t" Follow us on https://twitter.com/leftofthedialpc (Twitter) and https://instagram.com/leftofthedialfm (Instagram). And on a complete sidenote: If you're listening to this on Friday 10/06 when the episode drops, and you're in Madison, Milwaukee, or Chicago, come out to see Chris Gethard live. Every night is two shows– a live https://www.earwolf.com/show/beautiful-anonymous/ (Beautiful/Anonymous) podcast taping followed by his new standup hour which is really so damn good. Tickets at https://chrisgeth.com/ (chrisgeth.com). If you see Andrea running around, say hi.

This episode will discuss the planning, logistics, and travel to the Galapagos Islands, the proper selection, use, and considerations of using a tripod, and five tips for beginning bird photographers. [caption id="attachment_5040" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Blue-footed Booby[/caption] [caption id="attachment_5041" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Common Cactus-finch[/caption] [caption id="attachment_5042" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Galapagos Sea Lion[/caption] [caption id="attachment_5043" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Swallow-tailed Gull[/caption] The Galapagos Islands are dream destination for many photographers and for good reason! It offers up close and personal wildlife, dramatic island landscape and even underwater photography while snorkeling! I just finished my fourth workshop and first as the solo leader; but Kevin Loughlin, owner of Wildside Nature Tours, has been 41 times! To say Wildside reigns supreme as the Galapagos Photography Workshop is an understatement! If you are going to go to the Galapagos, what should you know about planning a photography trip? Do you go solo or do a live aboard? What will you miss if you go solo? How do you make sure you choose a great company for a photography workshop to this amazing destination? Find out what a "generic" Galapagos trip will leave you sadly disappointed as a photographer. Tripods are a critical piece of photographic gear and as such, I am often left wondering why such a huge percentage of photographers put so little thought into their purchase and use. In this episode, we will navigate the waters of camera support and give you some knowledge on how to best purchase and use a tripod. [caption id="attachment_5045" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Tripods[/caption] Finally, we give beginning bird photographers five tips on how to capture better bird images. Frankly, many non-beginners could use this same advice! [caption id="attachment_5046" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Yellow-headed Caracara[/caption]

In this episode, Dan, Matt, and Colleen discuss their thoughts on the Delta Sleep and Caracara tour. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/progressivedjentlemen/support

Dan talks with Will and Carlos of Caracara about the band's new LP, 'New Preoccupations', their early days in the West Philly basement show scene, working with Will Yip, being sober in a touring band, and treating the Rhodes like a guitar. 'New Preoccupations' is out now on Memory Music Records and is available everywhere you get music. 

Destroyer is a band that has been around for so many years, they seems to exist in their own realm. This week on Indiecast, hosts Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen dig into Destroyer's new album Labyrinthitis (33:23) and wonder if the band is now immune to criticism from music reviewers. Oso Oso, on the other hand, is being picked up by music outlets. It seems as though their surprise-released album Sore Thumb (42:06) is finally putting them on the indie music map.This week also had some big news in indie music: Will Butler announced he has officially left Arcade Fire (:27). Indiecast talks about Butler's decision and discusses Arcade Fire's new music (3:24). Steven and Ian also walk through Lollapalooza's 2022 lineup (14:22), which was just unveiled this week and includes the apparently controversial headliner Metallica.In this week's Recommendation Corner (53:36), Ian's highlights several bands including Caracara, Soul Glo, Proper., and Carly Cosgrove. Steven praises music by MJ Lenderman and Wednesday's recent covers album, Mowing The Leaves Instead Of Piling Em Up.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 82 below and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com and make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Fontaines D.C. comparten la canción que da título a su nuevo disco, 'Skinty Fia', que se publicará el 22 de abril y que es una reivindicación de la identidad irlandesa del grupo, representada en el ciervo de la portada. Escuchamos también la nueva colaboración entre Danny Elfman y Trent Reznor para una nueva versión de 'Native Intelligence', a Rosalía con 'Candy', a Adia Victoria con 'Ain't Killed Me Yet', a Bella White con 'Just Like Leaving' y a Weezer con 'Angels On Vacation'. DORIAN ft ANA MENA – No Dejes Que Pase El Tiempo MUSE – Compliance DANNY ELFMAN & TRENT REZNOR - Native Intelligence ROSALÍA - Candy ADIA VICTORIA - Ain't Killed Me Yet EVA RYJLEN - Bailas FONTAINES D.C. - Skinty Fia ARCADE FIRE – The Lightning I, II LORI MEYERS – Vámonos de Aquí BELLA WHITE - Just Like Leaving WEEZER – Angels On Vacation CARACARA ft ANTHONY GREEN – Colorglut ROYAL BLOOD – Honeybrains HERMANA FURIA – Espiral ILEGALES ft LUZ CASAL – Mi Vida Entre Las Hormigas VEINTIUNO – La Ruina Escuchar audio

1. Vero – Cupid 2. Pillow Queens – Hearts & Minds 3. Dehd – Bad Love 4. Thick – Love You Forever 5. Bodega – Statuette On The Console 6. The Laurels – Borrowed Time 7. Georgia Harmer – All In My Mind 8. The Fiends – Small Talk (Doesn’t Stand A Chance) 9. Partner Look – Geelong 10. Oceanator – Bad Brain Daze 11. The Asteroid No.4 – Set Your Sights 12. Drug Church – Premium Offer 13. Caracara – Strange Interactions In The Night 14. Beach House – Hurts to Love 15. Howless – Unlucky 16. Slang – Wilder

If you're looking for information on how to calm your gut, this is the place.Similar to Vanessa, Cara's voice is completely calming and that alone is going to help you relax into today's show.Moving forward, you will find my guest's bio at the bottom of these posts.How to Calm Your Gut {Episode 30 with Cara Wheatley-McGrain}Click HERE to save this episode for later.Resources MentionedNo More Fight or Flight Digestion {Is How We Eat as Important as What We Eat?}Calm Your Gut: A Mindful and Compassionate Guide to Healing IBD and IBS31 Gut Healing MantrasThe Mindful Gut: Cara's websiteCara on Instagram, MindfulgutUKDon't Miss These ThoughtsCara's story; her symptoms and moreWhat did her rock bottom with bowel disease look like?“I need to learn a lot more about this organ that I know nothing about.” – CaraSomething that Cara thinks worked and didn't work on her healing journey.“Our body has wisdom, but we are oftentimes disconnected from that wisdom.” – CaraCara's strategy at the grocery store.“When we are bloated, what we most want is calm.” – CaraHow to practice intuitive eating while also trying to heal the gut.What is something about gut health and gut healing Cara thinks most people get wrong.Cara's 3 convictions around gut health and gut healing.“There has never been a more important time to talk about gut health.”More from A Gutsy Girl1. Welcome to A Gutsy Girl Podcast2. Hang out on Instagram3. BFF's on YouTube4. Free resource: The Master Gutsy Spreadsheet5. Rated-G Email Club Wrap UpTime to wrap this up. As always, a huge goal for this show is to connect with even more people. Feel free to send an email to our team at podcast@agutsygirl.com. We want to hear questions, comments, show ideas, etc.Did you enjoy this episode? Please drop a comment below or leave a review on Apple Podcasts.Cara Wheatley-McGrain BioCara Wheatley-McGrain is a Hay House author, mindset and compassion coach, and educational consultant. She's passionate to open up the conversation around good gut health.Inspired by her own healing journey, expert patient Cara Wheatley-McGrain has developed a revolutionary approach to thriving with IBS and IBD through understanding, loving, and listening to your gut.Cara is passionate to empower others to create their own unique gut-led journey based on science, self-compassion, and intuitive eating. In her book Calm Your Gut (Published by Hay House January 2022) Cara share's an extensive toolkit of exercises and strategies designed to support gut healing and wellbeing at every level, and expert guidance on setting holistic, healthy, and sustainable goals to thrive.Xox,SKH Connect with A Gutsy GirlThrough the websiteOn InstagramVia LinkedIn

If you're looking for information on how to calm your gut, this is the place.Similar to Vanessa, Cara's voice is completely calming and that alone is going to help you relax into today's show.Moving forward, you will find my guest's bio at the bottom of these posts.How to Calm Your Gut {Episode 30 with Cara Wheatley-McGrain}Click HERE to save this episode for later.Resources MentionedNo More Fight or Flight Digestion {Is How We Eat as Important as What We Eat?}Calm Your Gut: A Mindful and Compassionate Guide to Healing IBD and IBS31 Gut Healing MantrasThe Mindful Gut: Cara's websiteCara on Instagram, MindfulgutUKDon't Miss These ThoughtsCara's story; her symptoms and moreWhat did her rock bottom with bowel disease look like?“I need to learn a lot more about this organ that I know nothing about.” – CaraSomething that Cara thinks worked and didn't work on her healing journey.“Our body has wisdom, but we are oftentimes disconnected from that wisdom.” – CaraCara's strategy at the grocery store.“When we are bloated, what we most want is calm.” – CaraHow to practice intuitive eating while also trying to heal the gut.What is something about gut health and gut healing Cara thinks most people get wrong.Cara's 3 convictions around gut health and gut healing.“There has never been a more important time to talk about gut health.”More from A Gutsy Girl1. Welcome to A Gutsy Girl Podcast2. Hang out on Instagram3. BFF's on YouTube4. Free resource: The Master Gutsy Spreadsheet5. Rated-G Email Club Wrap UpTime to wrap this up. As always, a huge goal for this show is to connect with even more people. Feel free to send an email to our team at podcast@agutsygirl.com. We want to hear questions, comments, show ideas, etc.Did you enjoy this episode? Please drop a comment below or leave a review on Apple Podcasts.Cara Wheatley-McGrain BioCara Wheatley-McGrain is a Hay House author, mindset and compassion coach, and educational consultant. She's passionate to open up the conversation around good gut health.Inspired by her own healing journey, expert patient Cara Wheatley-McGrain has developed a revolutionary approach to thriving with IBS and IBD through understanding, loving, and listening to your gut.Cara is passionate to empower others to create their own unique gut-led journey based on science, self-compassion, and intuitive eating. In her book Calm Your Gut (Published by Hay House January 2022) Cara share's an extensive toolkit of exercises and strategies designed to support gut healing and wellbeing at every level, and expert guidance on setting holistic, healthy, and sustainable goals to thrive.Xox,SKH

After the pandemic threw off touring plans for a few years, many big indie bands are making a 2022 comeback with double albums. Big Thief just delivered their 20-track LP and Kurt Vile recently announced a 90-minute magnum opus. But is Beach House's latest project Once Twice Melody effective as a double album? On this week's Indiecast, Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen talk Beach House's new album (40:57); reminisce on their most vivid festival memories (12:05); and decide it's not too early to argue about The 1975 (6:15).Along with diving into Beach House's Once Twice Melody, Indiecast walks listeners through recently announced weekend-long festival lineups, which thankfully still exist two years into the pandemic. Hangout Fest 2022 hit the mark with Tame Impala, Megan Thee Stallion, Jack Harlow, and Phoebe Bridgers. Beale Street Music Festival took a more eclectic approach by booking a mix bag of performers like Foo Fighters, Lil Wayne, Smashing Pumpkins, Three 6 Mafia, DaBaby, and Modest Mouse (20:30).In this week's Recommendation Corner (52:44), Ian shouts out Pittsburgh band String Machine, whose album Hallelujah Hell Yeah is set to release next week. Steven hypes up Philly four-piece Caracara, an emo band with '90s alt-rock influences who are opening for String Machine on tour later this year.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com, and make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.

As broadcast February 17, 2022 with plenty of Dilla and Monk for your podcast experience.  Tonight we make up for a past wrong, although out of our control, as on Feb 7 Danno had to quarantine for COVID so a proper Dilla Day could not be done as intended on the radio waves.  Thus, tonight we make up for it as we also mark the 40th anniversary of Thelonious Monk's transformation to the cosmos in 1982.  Dan Lloyd joins us for the usual rabblerousing rock showcase in hour 2 as well, with great new tunes and albums out from Big Thief, Kurt Vile, and Foals amongst others to get a fresh taste of.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Busta Rhymes feat Chauncey Black & Q-Tip – You Can't Hold The TorchJ Dilla – Last Donut of the NightSlum Village – Fall In LoveCommon – DooinitJaylib – The RedThe Roots – Can't Stop This Part II (34:46)Thelonious Monk – Blue MonkThelonious Monk – MisteriosoDevon Gilfillian – What A TimeJordan Rakei – BruisesStefan Mahendra feat fika – Tear This Love ApartThelonious Monk – In Walked Bud (Live, 1958) Part III (69:46)Jack White – Fear of the DawnThe Beths – A Real ThingFoals – 2AMDream Widow – March of the InsaneChubby and the Gang – Who Loves YaTHICK – Love You Forever Part IV (99:49)Big Thief – Flower of BloodTV Priest – One Easy ThingSanchez. - ParanoidCaracara – Strange Interactions in the NightKurt Vile – Like Exploding Stones 

This is the answer to a question asked by a listener who submitted a photo saying “It landed on the road right in front of me and then was flying around and gliding in the wind. What is it? Is it like a vulture?” Meet the Crested Caracara Support this podcast

'A Most Remarkable Creature': Jonathan Meiburg reveals the curiosity and charisma of the caracara.

After the seemingly chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan should the United States pivot away from nation-building and toward global governance? Mass vaccinations mean that the end of COVID-19 is coming ever closer. Does the thought of reopening society make you anxious? Are the hand gestures that we use when speaking universal and the fascinating history of a most unlikely bird of prey.

After the seemingly chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan should the United States pivot away from nation-building and toward global governance? Mass vaccinations mean that the end of COVID-19 is coming ever closer. Does the thought of reopening society make you anxious? Are the hand gestures that we use when speaking universal and the fascinating history of a most unlikely bird of prey.

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Tati is a conservationist and trip guide in Brazil.Find out more about Crested Caracara.  Connect with Tati here.Connect with me on Twitter, email, or website.Crested CaracaraIngredients3 oz. fresh-squeezed Cara Cara orange juice, or your favorite orange variety2 oz. silver tequila1 oz. Triplesec1 oz. lime juice1/4 oz simple syrupIceDirections1.    Shake with a cocktail shaker2.    Pour into glass (salt the rim if you want!)

Charles Darwin described caracaras as "false eagles," but Jonathan Meiburg thinks the bird of prey has been unfairly maligned for centuries. In a conversation with Matt Galloway in June, he discusses what he's learned from studying the birds in Central and South America, and his new book, A Most Remarkable Creature: The Hidden Life and Epic Journey of The World's Smartest Birds of Prey.

Charles Darwin described caracaras as "false eagles," but Jonathan Meiburg thinks the bird of prey has been unfairly maligned for centuries. He discusses what he's learned from studying the birds in Central and South America, and his new book, A Most Remarkable Creature: The Hidden Life and Epic Journey of The World's Smartest Birds of Prey.

This episode I have two guests: Bob and Prudy Bowers. They tell us about their differing paths into birding, share about the Cactus Wren & Crested Caracara while going off on a few tangents identifying some vocal birds that visit us during the podcast.

Off the southern tip of South America, the remote and rocky Falkland Islands are home to one of the oddest birds of prey in the world: the striated caracara, which looks like a falcon but acts more like parrot. Charles Darwin had to fend these birds off the hats, compasses, and valuables of the Beagle; the Falkland Islands government had a bounty on their “cheeky” beaks for much of the 20th century; and modern falconers have used their understanding of language to train them to do dog-like tricks. The other nine species of caracara that span the rest of South America are just as odd in their own ways. In his new book, A Most Remarkable Creature, Jonathan Meiburg follows their unusual evolutionary path across the continent and describes his encounters with these birds over the past 25 years. He joins us from his home in Texas to introduce us to some new feathered friends.Go beyond the episode:Jonathan Meiburg’s A Most Remarkable CreatureRead an excerpt about Charles Darwin’s encounters with the birdMeet Tina, the striated caracara who can “find Nemo,” and a crested caracara named KevinHere’s some footage of a flock on Saunders Island in the FalklandsTune in every week to catch interviews with the liveliest voices from literature, the arts, sciences, history, and public affairs; reports on cutting-edge works in progress; long-form narratives; and compelling excerpts from new books. Hosted by Stephanie Bastek.Subscribe: iTunes • Feedburner • Stitcher • Google Play • AcastHave suggestions for projects you’d like us to catch up on, or writers you want to hear from? Send us a note: podcast [at] theamericanscholar [dot] org. And rate us on iTunes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Off the southern tip of South America, the remote and rocky Falkland Islands are home to one of the oddest birds of prey in the world: the striated caracara, which looks like a falcon but acts more like parrot. Charles Darwin had to fend these birds off the hats, compasses, and valuables of the Beagle; the Falkland Islands government had a bounty on their “cheeky” beaks for much of the 20th century; and modern falconers have used their understanding of language to train them to do dog-like tricks. The other nine species of caracara that span the rest of South America are just as odd in their own ways. In his new book, A Most Remarkable Creature, Jonathan Meiburg follows their unusual evolutionary path across the continent and describes his encounters with these birds over the past 25 years. He joins us from his home in Texas to introduce us to some new feathered friends.Go beyond the episode:Jonathan Meiburg’s A Most Remarkable CreatureRead an excerpt about Charles Darwin’s encounters with the birdMeet Tina, the striated caracara who can “find Nemo,” and a crested caracara named KevinHere’s some footage of a flock on Saunders Island in the FalklandsTune in every week to catch interviews with the liveliest voices from literature, the arts, sciences, history, and public affairs; reports on cutting-edge works in progress; long-form narratives; and compelling excerpts from new books. Hosted by Stephanie Bastek.Subscribe: iTunes • Feedburner • Stitcher • Google Play • AcastHave suggestions for projects you’d like us to catch up on, or writers you want to hear from? Send us a note: podcast [at] theamericanscholar [dot] org. And rate us on iTunes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Introducing a South American bird of prey that acts like a cross between a crow and a dog. Rescuing a blue jay.

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Full Notation / Meaning -> http://www.shivkumar.org/music/#m Ragam: JayantashrI (20th Melakartha Nata Bhairavi Janyam) ARO: S G₂ M₁ D₁ N₂ Ṡ || AVA: Ṡ N₂ D₁ M₁ P M₁ G₂ S || Talam: Deshadi (Adi) Composer: Tyagaraja Pallavi marug(E)larA O rAghava Anupallavi marug(E)la car(A)cara rUpa parAt-para sUrya sudhA-kara lOcana (marugu) Charanam anni nIv(a)nucu antarangamuna tinnagA vetagi telusukoNTin(a)yya ninnE gAni madin(e)nna jAlan(o)rula nannu brOva(v)ayya tyAgarAja nuta (marugu) Meaning: (Courtesy: Thyagaraja Vaibhavam: http://thyagaraja-vaibhavam.blogspot.com/2007/06/thyagaraja-kriti-marugelaraa-raga.html ) P: O rAghava! Why (ElarA) this screen (marugu) (marugElarA) (between You and me)? A: Why (Ela) this screen (marugu) (marugEla), O Lord of the form (rUpa) of both moving (cara) and non-moving (acara) (carAcara)! O Supreme Lord who is beyond everything (parAtpara)! O Lord who has Sun (sUrya) and Moon - one who sheds nectar (sudhA-kara) - as eyes (lOcana)! O rAghava! Why this (inner) screen? C: O Lord (ayya)! Having searched (vetagi) my inner recess (antarangamuna), I have directly (tinnagA) perceived (telusukoNTini) (literally understood) (telusukoNTinayya) that (anucu) everything (anni) is You alone (nIvu) (nIvanucu); (OR) having searched (vetagi) properly (tinnagA) in my inner recess (antarangamuna), I have perceived (telusukoNTini) (literally understood) (telusukoNTinayya) that (anucu) everything (anni) is You alone (nIvu) (nIvanucu); I shall not (jAlanu) even think (enna) in my mind (madini) (madinenna) of anyone (orulua) (jAlanorula) other than (gAni) You (ninnE); O Lord (ayya) praised (nuta) by this tyAgarAja! Therefore, please protect (brOvu) (brOvavayya) me (nannu); O rAghava! Why this screen?

In Episode 2 I'm really pleased to be joined by Katie Harrington a research associate with Hawk Mountain in the USA. Katie is studying the fascinating species that is the Striated caracara which is found on the remote islands of the Falklands. Caracara's are some of the quirkiest and intelligent birds of prey you will ever come across and it's fascinating to hear what is being discovered about them! In this chat I find out all about this incredible species and how Katie found herself in some of the remotest islands in the world studying them! You can find Katie on Social media - Instagram - @phalcoboenus Facebook - Falkland Islands Johnny Rooks Twitter - @phalcoboenus Patreon - http://www.patreon.com/katiejharrington Thanks once again for tuning in!

Vatapá Quinteto con 'In a mellow tone', 'Fotografia', 'Wave (Vou te contar)' y 'Samba em prelúdio' de su nuevo disco 'Vol 2'; Ramiro Pinheiro a dúo con Álvar Monfort ('Vaidoso') y juntos en el grupo Alma Brasileira ('Qué te voy a contar, Olga', 'La única'); el dúo hispano-francés Xangô Sound ('Folie de vie'); Andrea Motis ('Antonico', 'Dança da solidão') de su disco brasileño 'Do outro lado do azul'; Caracara ('Brigas nunca mais'). Escuchar audio

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Hoy en Oigamos la Respuesta: coronavirus, caracara, granadilla, camarones que aparecen en ríos. Búsquenos en: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oigamoslarespuesta/ Whatsapp: (+506) 8485 5453 Envíenos un mensaje https://wa.me/50684855453 Web: https://www.icecu.org Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC05FzHF-kCAa82SmrOGBZ8w Envíenos sus preguntas al apartado 2948-1000 San José, Costa Rica. Llámenos por teléfono (+506) 2225-5438 o 2225-5338. Envíenos un correo electrónico: icecu@icecu.org

This week’s Wanderlist features Cecilia Nasti and Louie Bond exploring places you can go in Texas to see birds of prey like eagles, hawks and falcons: the raptors. Cecilia talks with state ornithologist Cliff Shackelford about one big apex predator in particular – the Caracara.

Laura Vinroot Poole and the teams at Poole Shop and Capitol were thrilled to help launch emerging brand, Cara Cara, in Charlotte on a lovely evening this spring -- their gorgeous launch dinner was a bright light in the midst of a trying time. The three co founders of Cara Cara are charming, talented, and vibrant, and this conversation takes a lively look at their entrepreneurial journey and the friendship behind it.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas - A groundbreaking was held recently for the Battlefield Trail Extension, which adds 1.8 miles to City of Brownsville’s Historic Battlefield Trail.Among those attending the ceremony were representatives from, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, the City of Brownsville, the National Park Service, the UT School of Public Health, the City Harlingen, the City of Port Isabel, the City of South Padre Island, the City of Los Fresnos, the City of San Benito and the Town of Rancho Viejo.It is the first phase in a plan to connect Brownsville with Los Fresnos by trail and is a project intended to increase access to public lands in the region. The extension to the trail ties in with Challenge-RGV, a county-wide effort to inspire healthy eating and active living among residents.The Battlefield Trail Extension was funded with a $2 million grant from the Valley Baptist Legacy Foundation (Legacy Foundation) to jumpstart Cameron County’s efforts to create new opportunities for physical activity and active transportation in a part of the country facing significant rates of chronic disease and poverty. It is the first of six Caracara Trails catalyst projects that are intended to accelerate development of the 428-mile trail network, which is poised to deliver significant health and economic benefits to the region. For example, the development of the trail network is expected to generate a 22 percent increase in physical activity to Cameron County residents and an annual health care cost savings of as much as $12.3 million. Construction of the trail network alone is expected to deliver a total economic impact of more than $173 million.“As we break ground on the Battlefield Trail Extension, we’re marking a turning point for the health, wellness and economic potential of our region,” said Rose M.Z. Gowen, M.D., Brownsville city commissioner and a board member of RTC. “The Caracara Trails vision is already bringing new investment to Cameron County in the form of federal and private grants. Already, you can see families and friends out on the trails, having fun while building new routines in their lives around physical activity.”Soon, Gowen said, a trail will connect Brownsville to Los Fresnos, with the new extension part of the project.“Our trail network vision and all that it can deliver for the health and economic growth of our region is being realized with each investment, each mile of trail built and each person who gets out for a walk, a run or a ride.”The above podcast features all the speakers at the groundbreaking ceremony.

Larue the crested caracara has taught us a lot of things, we wanted to zoom in the focus on three things here that are not only common issues as trainers, but are relatable no matter if you are working with a caracara, a hornbill, or a companion parrot. Caracaras are intelligent like parrots and corvids, social, enjoy walks like hornbills, vultures, and other species, and ride around on the glove like raptors, although Larue doesn't have traditional falconry equipment like anklets and jesses. In this episode, we discuss how 1) as a team, we worked through his wing bandaging maintaining a positive relationship 2) we give him tools to work through his fearful behavior 3) we use alternative motivational techniques so that we aren't relying on a heavy weight management practices. https://avianbehaviorlab.com/podcast/03-avian-teachers-larue-the-crested-caracara-and-fearful-behavior/

Caracara is a vulnerable indie punk band who write intensely felt, thunderous rock tunes with careening, distorted guitar work and massive builds. They're best witnessed live where their volatile stage presence puts power behind raw, emotional lyricism. Check out the rad performance by Caracara live at Audiotree. Download & stream Caracara on Audiotree Live -- https://smarturl.it/AT-Caracara Support the show.

In this episode, the guys are at Caracara brewery in good ol Lockhart, Texas. They discuss a wide range of topics and have on a few unexpected guests

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss feeling old and listening to the new album by teen pop sensation Billie Eilish. They also discuss new music from Caracara, Jenny Lewis, and Titus Andronicus. Release Radar includes upcoming music from PUP, Weyes Blood, and Priests. In 2010s revisited, the guys rank their 10 favorite Cloud Nothings songs.

“The Professor” John Waldron, along with Adam and Ian Waldron, return to talk about John's time working with the Florida Park Service, his passion for outdoor activities, working with state agencies, and his upcoming podcast “The Florida Outdoor Experience.” They also discuss Ian and Adam's business “All Rec Solutions,” some of their trail work, the infamous Crested Caracara, their future business aspirations, and the meaning of “forest bathing” (it's not what you think!)

It takes a special eye and heart for booking talent, and Mel Grinberg has BOTH. Mel, of Philadelphia's Home Outgrown, talks about creating a talent promoting group out of college, booking shows with diversity in mind, favorite show memories, life as a tour manager, and more. Keep up with Home Outgrown shows on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/homeoutgrownpresents/.Music in this episode by Grayling (https://graylingphl.bandcamp.com) and Caracara (https://caracaraphilly.bandcamp.com).Get in touch with me at angrygrrrlmusic@gmail.com, on Twitter & Instagram @AngryGrrrlMusic, or "Like" on Facebook! 

Adam and Maggie are heading north, which means treading on old ground. We talk snow, rental equipment, how we decide between camping and hotels, and of course: meat. Adam's gets into a salami argument. Maggie goes on her first-ever trek in El Chalten. Even Adam gets cold. Pro-tip: Don't ever buy the pineapple orange chicken flavor of backpacking food from Alpine Aire.  Sponsor: This episode of Let's Not Panic is brought to you by Backblaze, online backup. Start your two-week free trial here. Show Notes Map of this leg of the journey Pad Thai backpacking meal that was delicious Let's Not Panic on Instagram Adam on Instagram, Adam on Twitter Maggie on Instagram, Maggie on Twitter  

El mundo animal lleno de sonidos ofrece las más variadas posibilidades de juegos y adivinanzas. Hoy Tras las Huellas de la Naturaleza jugando a "Adivina adivinador que ave canta hoy". ¿Será un Aguilucho? ¿Será una Maria Mulata? Sera... ¿Un Caracara? Pues para averiguar toca escuchar este episodio tan divertido donde todos los integrantes del escuadrón Tras las Huellas terminan de remate en el Café Radiorockcito.