Wonderful show except the end where the narrator says "deep in our primate
past we too once lived in trees."
I have to say that is shockingly incorrect. And very unbirdy.
Good birding to all today and thankful for creation.
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I still live in the trees (but only the ones within wifi range).
On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 10:16 AM, Pete Makousky wrote:
> Wonderful show except the end where the narrator says "deep in our primate
> past we too once lived in trees."
>
> I have to say that is shockingly incorrect. And very unbirdy
If you missed the PBS Nature show about bird nests last Weds (like I did,) it
is repeated in the metro area this Sunday eve at 700 pm.
I love that many PBS shows are rebroadcast. It removes the "missed it"
disappointment factor, unless you are Always too busy.
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If you have a Roku box, you can stream it there too. Just add the PBS channel
from the Roku channel store. Not sure how long episodes of various shows remain
available, but I watched this one last night.
On April 10, 2015 11:55:56 PM CDT, Gordon Andersson wrote:
>If you missed the PBS Nature s
You can also see the entire Nature series on line:
http://video.pbs.org/program/nature/
Gail
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MOU list readers and bird lovers
PBS has produced a two hour series on Raptors. Part 1 will broadcast
tonight 7:00 - 8:00 in the metro area. The ad clips appear to show species
from all families of birds of prey. The show will repeat on Sunday night
APR 14 at 7:00pm. Part II will show Weds
This might be a new "Nature" series on animal homes. This one is about
birds nests and building them. The promo showed weaver birds, but many more
I'm sure since it is an hour long. In MSP area, it is TPT 2 (2-1) by
antenna. Check cable, direct, and dish, etc channels.
GAndersson
St Pau
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