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OBSERVE HOW THE EARTH IS
CHANGING SPECIFICALLY WITH

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RELATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE.
ONE RESEARCHER DESCRIBED THIS I

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SPOKE EARLIER TODAY WITH THE
RESEARCHER AT BOSTON COLLEGE.

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SHE STUDIES HOW CO2 MOVES FROM
THE ATMOSPHERE INTO THE OCEANS

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AND SHE DESCRIBED OUR SCIENTIFIC
UNDERSTANDING ABOUT ONE OF THOSE

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TALL JINGO TOWERS AND SHE SAID
THIS IS ONE MORE EXAMPLE OF

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PULLING A TILE OUT OF THAT
TOWER.

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HERE IS HOW SHE PUT IT.
>> WE DON'T KNOW WHICH PIECE OF

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THAT JENGA TOWER IS GOING TO BE
REALLY CRITICAL IN SEEING THE

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CHANGES THAT ARE COMING IN THE
FUTURE.

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AND SO WE REALLY ARE AT A TIME
THAT WE NEED MORE RATHER THAN

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FEWER SENSORS OUT IN THE OCEAN.
AND SO THIS IS REALLY GOING IN

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THE WRONG DIRECTION FOR WHAT WE
NEED AS A SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY

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AND AS SOCIETY.
AMNA: I UNDERSTAND THIS IS A

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PARTICULARLY FROCK TIME RIGHT
NOW TO BE CUTTING THIS RESEARCH

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INTO OCEAN MONITORING.
WHY?

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WILLIAM: BECAUSE THERE ARE TWO
ENORMOUSLY SIGNIFICANT

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PHENOMENON HAPPENING RIGHT NOW,
ONE IS IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN

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CALLED A SUPER EL NIŅO,
CHARACTERIZED BY INCREDIBLY WARM

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OCEAN WATERS IN THE PACIFIC
WHICH WE ARE SEEING RIGHT NOW.

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A STRONG EL NIŅO CAN AFFECT
WEATHER PATTERNS ALL OVER THE

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WORLD.
THIS IS NOW GEARING UP TO BE A

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POTENTIALLY RECORD-BREAKING EL
NIŅO.

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THAT IS ONE EVENT IN THE
PACIFIC.

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SWITCHING ACROSS TO THE ATLANTIC
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THE ACRONYM KNOWN AS AMOKC.
IT MOVES OCEAN CURRENTS ALL OVER

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THE GLOBE PARTICULARLY IN THE
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SOME RESEARCHERS HAVE BEEN
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PARTICULARLY WARMING IN THE
ARCTIC COULD BE DISRUPTING IT

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AND EVEN OVERTURNING IT.
AND IF THAT WERE TO ACTUALLY

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HAPPEN, THIS WOULD BE CONSIDERED
ONE OF THE MOST GRAVE TURNING,

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TIPPING POINTS SCIENTISTS FEAR
COULD HAPPEN WITH REGARD TO

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CLIMATE CHANGE.
IF THAT WERE TO HAPPEN THIS

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WOULD CAST INCREDIBLY HARSH
WINTERS OVER EUROPE AND SENT

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MUCH MORE FIERCE HURRICANES TO
THE EAST COAST OF THE UNITED

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STATES.
MOST PROBLEMATICALLY IT COULD

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SERIOUSLY DISTORT THE RAIN THAT
FEEDS MILLIONS OF PEOPLE IN

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AFRICA, IN ASIA, IN SOUTH
AMERICA.

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SO THE RESEARCHERS I'VE BEEN IN
TOUCH WITH ARE ARGUING THIS IS

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EXACTLY THE TIME THAT YOU DO NOT
WANT TO BE QUITE LITERALLY

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TAKING YOUR EYES OFF THE OCEAN.
AMNA: WILLIAM BRANGHAM, THANK

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YOU SO MUCH FOR THE LATEST
THERE.

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WILLIAM: THANK YOU.
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GEOFF: TODAY, THE WORLD HEALTH
ORGANIZATION SAID THE FIGHT

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AGAINST EBOLA IN DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO IS QUOTE,

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"CATCHING UP," WITH THE SPREAD
OF THE VIRUS. BUT HEALTH

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OFFICIALS WARN THE CRISIS IS FAR
FROM OVER.

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MORE THAN 340 CASES HAVE BEEN
CONFIRMED AND THE OUTBREAK HAS

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CROSSED INTO NEIGHBORING UGANDA,
WORSENING THE CHALLENGE OF

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CONTAINING THE DEADLY DISEASE IN
A REGION ALREADY RIDDLED WITH

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CONFLICT, DISPLACEMENT, AND
STRAINED HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS.

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TO GET A VIEW FROM THE GROUND,
WE TURN TO SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

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CHRIS OCAMRINGA IN DRC'S CAPITAL
KINSHASA. AND TO GIVE YOU A

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SENSE OF SCALE AND OF THE
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KINSHASA IS ABOUT 950 MILES FROM
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COUNTRY'S NORTHEAST. THAT'S
ROUGHLY THE SAME DISTANCE

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BETWEEN JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI AND
WASHINGTON, D.C.

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THANK YOU FOR BEING WITH US.
BRING US UP TO SPEED.

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WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT THE SCOPE
OF THE OUTBREAK RIGHT NOW AND

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HOW CONCERNED HEALTH OFFICIALS
ARE ABOUT IT?

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CHRIS: HEALTH OFFICIALS IN THE
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THIS OUTBREAK THAT HAS SPREAD
RAPIDLY SINCE IT TOOK PLACE MAY

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15.
THERE ARE ONLY THREE AREAS THAT

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REGISTERED CASES.
BUT NOW THERE ARE MORE THAN 30

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HEALTH ZONES THAT HAVE PORTED
CASES.

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WE ARE TOLD THERE ARE 60 PEOPLE
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HAVE BEEN INFECTED WITH THIS
DISEASE.

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LAST WEEK MANY HEALTH FACILITIES
WERE OVERWHELMED BY THE NUMBER

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OF PEOPLE WHO WERE BROUGHT IN
WITH SUSPECTED CASES AND THEY

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HAD TO TURN A RATE -- TURN AWAY
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HAVE ENOUGH BEDS.
THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY CAME

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TO THE RESCUE OF AUTHORITIES IN
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HAVE BEEN RAISED.
MEDICAL SUPPLIES HAVE BEEN

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AIRLIFTED, THE EPICENTER OF THE
OUTBREAK.

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PEOPLE HAVE SET UP A NEW
TREATMENT CENTERS AND THEY ARE

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TRYING TO SCALE UP THEIR
RESPONSE TO THIS OUTBREAK BEFORE

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IT CLAIMS MORE LIVES.
GEOFF: SETTING UP THESE NEW

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TREATMENT CENTERS IS IN AWAY
RACE AGAINST TIME.

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WHAT ARE THE BIGGEST OBSTACLES
HEALTH WORKERS FACE IN

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IDENTIFYING CASES AND TRACING
CON SACKEDS AND --CONTACTS AND

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TRANSMISSIONS?
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IS THIS HAS OCCURRED IN AN
ACTIVE COMBAT ZONE.

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THERE ARE REBELS IN THAT AREA.
GROUPS HAVE BEEN ATTACKING

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CIVILIANS FORCING THEM TO FLEE
TO CROWDED CAMPS WHERE PEOPLE

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ARE CRAMPED TOGETHER.
THEY CANNOT KEEP THE SOCIAL

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DISTANCE AND THAT IS A FERTILE
AREA FOR THE SPREAD OF

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INFECTIOUS DISEASES.
HEALTH WORKERS ARE CONCERNED

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ABOUT THE CONTINUOUS VIOLENCE IN
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DRC WHERE THERE ARE A NUMBER OF
REBEL GROUPS.

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THIS OUTBREAK HAS BEEN RECORDED
IN THE EASTERN PART WHERE THERE

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ARE REBELS WHO ARE CONTROLLING
LARGE SECTIONS OF THAT AREA SO

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IT IS DIFFICULT TO CARRY OUT
CONTACT TRACING WHICH IS A VERY

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IMPORTANT EFFORT ABOUT
CONTAINING THIS PEOPLE OUTBREAK.

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IT IS ABOUT TRACKING PEOPLE WHO
CAME INTO CONTACT WITH THOSE WHO

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HAVE BEEN CONFIRMED TO HAVE
EBOLA AND IT MEANS MOVING FROM

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ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER.
THAT CAN ONLY BE DONE WHEN THERE

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IS PEACE IN THAT AREA.
SO THE DRC GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN

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APPEALING TO ALL THE WARRING
PARTIES, THE MILITIA GROUPS IN

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THAT AREA TO CEASE FIRE SO THAT
HEALTH WORKERS CAN BE ABLE TO

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REACH OUT TO THESE PATIENTS AND
PROVIDE TREATMENT SO THAT THIS

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DISEASE DOES NOT SPREAD FURTHER.
GEOFF: WE HAVE THE BENEFIT OF

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HAVING YOU ON THE GROUND TONIGHT
DOING THIS REPORTING.

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BEYOND THE MEDICAL TOLL, HOW IS
THIS OUTBREAK ADDRESSING THOSE

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AT THE CENTER OF IT?
CHRIS: IT HAS REALLY DISRUPTED

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THE DAILY LIVES OF THE PEOPLE.
THIS AREA IS A REGION THAT

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BORDERS TO COUNTRIES, SOUTH
SUDAN AND UGANDA.

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THOSE PEOPLE IN THAT AREA DON'T
HAVE VERY MANY FORMAL JOBS SO

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THEY ENGAGE IN TRADE SO THERE
WAS A LOT OF CROSS-BORDER TRADE

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BETWEEN THE PEOPLE OF THESE
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REPUBLIC OF CONGO, PEOPLE KEEP
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SUDAN AND NOW THAT THIS OUTBREAK
HAS REALLY SPREAD, UGANDA HAS

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SHUT ITS BORDER WITH THE DRC AND
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ALSO CLOSELY MONITORING THE
DEVELOPMENTS HERE, SO MANY

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PEOPLE HAVE REALLY BEEN HIT HARD
BY THIS DEVELOPMENT.

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THEY CANNOT MAKE ANY MONEY IN
THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION

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HAS ALWAYS BEEN APPEALING TO
COUNTRIES NOT TO CLOSE THEIR

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BORDERS.
THEY ARE SAYING THAT IS AN ISSUE

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THAT WILL REALLY DISRUPT THE
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THAT WHAT THEY SHOULD DO A STEP
UP SCREENING AT THE BORDER

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CROSSINGS AND ALSO SURVEILLANCE
SO THAT THEY CAN KEEP THESE

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SUSPECTED CASES.
BUT EVERY COUNTRY HAS ITS OWN

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DECISION.
IT'S A SOVEREIGN DECISION ABOUT

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HOW THEY WANT TO DEAL WITH THIS
OUTBREAK, SO MANY PEOPLE IN THE

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DRC HAVE REALLY BEEN AFFECTED BY
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GEOFF: OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
IN THE DRC REPORTING FROM

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KINSHASA TONIGHT.
THANK YOU.

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THE ADVERSITY YOU ARE GOING TO
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THE BEST CHANCE TO SUCCEED.
>> YOUR TRIP IS NOT SOMEBODY

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AFTER 50.
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ALL OF THEM.
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TATIAN TO PERFORM FOR EVERYONE
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LIVE.
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SOMEWHERE.
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THERE.
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SOMEWHERE MEANS PRINTING --
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WAS CHOOSING WHERE MY ENERGY
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CHOOSE FOR ME.
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YOURSELF THAT SPACES YOU CAN
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
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GIAMATTI: If your neighbor is
a woodpecker, you'll know it.

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[ Tapping ]

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?

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Woodpeckers like to make noise.

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It's how they claim a territory
and show off for mates.

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But with heads like hammers
and bills like chisels,

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they do much
more than sound off.

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Drumming is their song...

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drilling is how
they find food...

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and highly skilled carpentry

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is how they craft
their remarkable homes.

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These holes in trees,
in many shapes and sizes,

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make woodpeckers important
to everyone in the forest.

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[ Birds chirping ]

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They are architects, engineers,
and consummate woodworkers,

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and this is their "hole" story.

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[ Birds chirping ]

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GIAMATTI: Among all the morning
voices in a forest,

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there is one
unmistakable sound.

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[ Tapping ]

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It's not made by a voice at all.

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[ Tapping continues ]

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It's a moment of percussion
on a wooden instrument.

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It's the signature
sound of a woodpecker.

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?

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?

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Woodpeckers don't sing.

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They drum.

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And they drum in
every kind of forest,

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almost everywhere in the world.

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?

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?

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They're at home in trees
throughout North

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and South America,

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across Europe, Asia,
and Africa.

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the current count is 239
species in all.

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The Pileated woodpecker is
a master of this world of wood

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and striking in every respect.

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He's one of the largest forest
birds in North America.

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His name comes from the bright
red crest across his pileum --

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the top of his head
from beak to nape.

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He drums to announce himself.

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Banging your head into a tree
has always seemed reckless,

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but woodpeckers suffer
no brain damage.

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His head and bill can act
like a hammer

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because his brain
is small enough to sustain

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repeated shocks without injury.

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But he does take safety
precautions with his eyes.

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An extra eyelid closes
at the moment of every impact.

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[ Distant tapping ]

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The Pileated slams hard into
the decaying wood

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of a dead tree.

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He pounds with intent,

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then pauses to listen.

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He's hunting!

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His favorite quarry is deep
in the rotten wood.

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He drills again...

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and listens again.

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?

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Inside the tree,
carpenter ants are frantic.

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It's a large colony
that has made a home

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in what must have felt
like a very safe place.

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?

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They moved in when the tree
was already dead or dying,

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its inner layers soft
and decaying.

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They've chewed
extensive galleries

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with passages and chambers where
they are nurturing their young.

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Now, a monster is looming.

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A 19-inch killer dinosaur
is at the door!

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He can hear the ants
scurrying in panic.

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?

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The Pileated redoubles
his efforts,

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using his massive beak
to rip into the wood.

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?

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He carves out an enormous
oblong opening.

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?

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Inside, the ants are deploying
their best defense.

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They've laid down formic acid to
deter their predator's attack.

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But the woodpecker
seems immune...

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licking the wood
as he gets closer

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and closer to the colony...

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tasting their chemical deterrent
with no ill effect.

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?

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?

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Inevitably, the determined
Pileated prevails.

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19:08:29,943 --> 19:08:31,979
The ant nest is breached,

459
19:08:32,045 --> 19:08:35,382
and the woodpecker
begins to feast.

460
19:08:39,653 --> 19:08:43,090
Trees can't hide
their secrets from him.

461
19:08:43,156 --> 19:08:48,161
It's as if he can see
what's happening inside them.

462
19:08:48,228 --> 19:08:50,464
Perhaps that's no wonder.

463
19:08:50,531 --> 19:08:54,401
Trees have been his world
for a very long time.

464
19:08:54,468 --> 19:08:56,136
?

465
19:09:02,676 --> 19:09:05,679
We know that woodpeckers
come from an ancient lineage

466
19:09:05,746 --> 19:09:10,717
that separated from other birds
some 24 million years ago.

467
19:09:12,819 --> 19:09:16,390
And they are different
in so many ways.

468
19:09:19,526 --> 19:09:21,195
[ Tapping ]

469
19:09:21,662 --> 19:09:24,798
Woodpeckers are all about trees.

470
19:09:25,566 --> 19:09:26,900
Even in the air.

471
19:09:26,967 --> 19:09:28,635
[ Squawking ]

472
19:09:33,140 --> 19:09:36,944
Their flight has
an undulating pattern.

473
19:09:37,444 --> 19:09:42,082
A few wingbeats are followed
by a tucked in glide --

474
19:09:42,149 --> 19:09:46,353
a way of navigating
through the branches.

475
19:09:46,420 --> 19:09:48,088
?

476
19:09:52,426 --> 19:09:56,096
They are not long-distance
travelers.

477
19:09:58,065 --> 19:10:01,869
They typically fly from tree
to tree...

478
19:10:01,935 --> 19:10:05,205
and come in
for vertical landings.

479
19:10:05,272 --> 19:10:06,940
?

480
19:10:14,214 --> 19:10:17,184
With large, impressively
clawed feet,

481
19:10:17,251 --> 19:10:19,987
they move across a tree trunk
like rock climbers

482
19:10:20,053 --> 19:10:21,822
on walls of bark.

483
19:10:21,889 --> 19:10:23,557
?

484
19:10:29,363 --> 19:10:32,799
They can even go exploring
upside down.

485
19:10:32,866 --> 19:10:34,535
?

486
19:10:39,573 --> 19:10:42,009
Their short legs are strong
and work together

487
19:10:42,075 --> 19:10:44,511
with stiff specialized
tail feathers

488
19:10:44,578 --> 19:10:48,515
to support their weight
against the tree.

489
19:10:48,582 --> 19:10:49,917
This tripod provides

490
19:10:49,983 --> 19:10:52,953
the leverage
they need to work the wood.

491
19:10:53,020 --> 19:10:54,688
?

492
19:11:00,761 --> 19:11:03,030
What began as a way
to find food...

493
19:11:03,096 --> 19:11:04,231
[ Tapping ]

494
19:11:04,298 --> 19:11:08,101
...developed into a way
to communicate.

495
19:11:08,802 --> 19:11:12,940
And so they "talk" to each other
by drumming.

496
19:11:15,943 --> 19:11:19,413
Each species taps out
its own rhythm,

497
19:11:20,113 --> 19:11:22,683
to stake out a territory...

498
19:11:24,351 --> 19:11:26,153
and call for a mate.

499
19:11:26,720 --> 19:11:28,388
?

500
19:11:31,225 --> 19:11:32,893
[ Tapping ]

501
19:11:34,027 --> 19:11:35,696
?

502
19:11:41,902 --> 19:11:46,440
When nesting season arrives,
they carve deep into trees,

503
19:11:46,507 --> 19:11:49,843
hollowing out
a family stronghold.

504
19:11:53,213 --> 19:11:58,418
These holes are the woodpeckers'
universal trademark.

505
19:11:58,485 --> 19:12:02,523
No matter where they live,
every woodpecker of every kind

506
19:12:02,589 --> 19:12:04,925
makes a hole for a home.

507
19:12:04,992 --> 19:12:06,660
[ Chirping ]

508
19:12:08,529 --> 19:12:11,665
It's a feature that unites
the family,

509
19:12:11,732 --> 19:12:14,968
and it's what makes them
such significant citizens

510
19:12:15,035 --> 19:12:16,803
of the forest.

511
19:12:16,870 --> 19:12:18,539
[ Chirping ]

512
19:12:32,753 --> 19:12:37,991
In the dark forests of Poland,
in Stolowe National Park,

513
19:12:38,992 --> 19:12:42,863
wild and eerie calls
inhabit the woods.

514
19:12:42,930 --> 19:12:44,598
[ Bird calls ]

515
19:12:47,801 --> 19:12:49,469
[ Tapping ]

516
19:12:51,471 --> 19:12:56,143
They belong to a pair of rarely
filmed Black woodpeckers

517
19:12:56,210 --> 19:12:58,712
calling to each other
through the trees.

518
19:12:58,779 --> 19:13:00,447
[ Calling ]

519
19:13:01,515 --> 19:13:03,917
They are large, imposing birds,

520
19:13:03,984 --> 19:13:07,354
jet black with a splash
of red on their crowns.

521
19:13:07,421 --> 19:13:09,089
?

522
19:13:13,160 --> 19:13:15,095
[ Woodpecker calls ]

523
19:13:17,397 --> 19:13:20,167
These two have made a home
in a beech tree

524
19:13:20,234 --> 19:13:24,104
and are raising a family
80 feet up in the air.

525
19:13:28,175 --> 19:13:33,647
They dote on their three little
chicks only eight days old.

526
19:13:34,414 --> 19:13:37,584
The nest hole
is surprisingly deep.

527
19:13:37,651 --> 19:13:41,421
The adults have chiseled down
15 inches into the tree,

528
19:13:41,488 --> 19:13:45,058
painstakingly removing
all the debris,

529
19:13:45,125 --> 19:13:46,860
except for a layer of wood chips

530
19:13:46,927 --> 19:13:49,930
that line the bottom
of the hole.

531
19:13:52,432 --> 19:13:55,068
At first, the little woodies
nap a lot,

532
19:13:55,135 --> 19:13:59,273
securely tucked away
in their dark wooden womb.

533
19:13:59,339 --> 19:14:01,074
[ Chicks chirping ]

534
19:14:04,811 --> 19:14:09,950
But, soon, all the chicks
are crying, all of the time...

535
19:14:16,757 --> 19:14:20,761
...not the least interested
in concealing their presence.

536
19:14:20,827 --> 19:14:25,199
The nest is so high,
it's almost predator proof.

537
19:14:25,265 --> 19:14:26,934
?

538
19:14:29,503 --> 19:14:32,606
Their father,
in his full red cap...

539
19:14:32,673 --> 19:14:34,341
?

540
19:14:37,711 --> 19:14:41,615
...and their mother in her
smaller one...

541
19:14:42,015 --> 19:14:44,451
ply back and forth with food...

542
19:14:44,518 --> 19:14:47,187
while the chicks grow and grow.

543
19:14:47,254 --> 19:14:48,922
?

544
19:14:53,560 --> 19:14:57,965
With daylight approaching
17 hours at the height of June,

545
19:14:58,031 --> 19:15:00,834
there's no rest for the weary.

546
19:15:08,909 --> 19:15:10,911
Their forest is not
the ancient world

547
19:15:10,978 --> 19:15:13,981
Black woodpeckers used to know.

548
19:15:14,581 --> 19:15:18,919
Most of these trees are young,
less than a century old.

549
19:15:18,986 --> 19:15:22,389
But they're regaining
old ground,

550
19:15:22,456 --> 19:15:28,362
and woodpeckers are an important
part of their comeback story.

551
19:15:30,931 --> 19:15:36,937
The female is searching for her
favorite meal -- carpenter ants.

552
19:15:39,373 --> 19:15:43,377
Her handiwork is easy to find
in the forest.

553
19:15:44,144 --> 19:15:47,080
Her old nest holes
from previous years,

554
19:15:47,147 --> 19:15:49,116
even her winter roosting holes,

555
19:15:49,183 --> 19:15:54,087
are bringing other creatures
back into this forest.

556
19:15:55,422 --> 19:15:59,326
She's helping
Eurasian Red squirrels...

557
19:15:59,793 --> 19:16:01,461
Great tits...

558
19:16:02,362 --> 19:16:05,532
and Boreal owls find homes
here, too,

559
19:16:05,599 --> 19:16:07,734
where they can raise
their own young.

560
19:16:07,801 --> 19:16:09,469
?

561
19:16:14,041 --> 19:16:17,778
Her life's work is to make
her world more diverse,

562
19:16:17,845 --> 19:16:21,315
more complex,
more like it used to be.

563
19:16:22,816 --> 19:16:24,618
[ Chicks chirping ]

564
19:16:28,155 --> 19:16:29,590
Back in the nest,

565
19:16:29,656 --> 19:16:34,895
the chicks are beginning
to look like real woodpeckers.

566
19:16:36,563 --> 19:16:40,133
From the red feathers sprouting
on their own little crowns,

567
19:16:40,200 --> 19:16:43,837
it appears they are two females
and one male.

568
19:16:43,904 --> 19:16:45,572
?

569
19:16:51,044 --> 19:16:53,714
Their childhoods are brief.

570
19:16:54,715 --> 19:16:59,119
Soon, they will fly
from this lofty hole...

571
19:16:59,186 --> 19:17:00,888
and three more Black woodpeckers

572
19:17:00,954 --> 19:17:04,525
will carry on
their important work...

573
19:17:04,992 --> 19:17:08,128
making everything new
old again.

574
19:17:08,862 --> 19:17:10,531
?

575
19:17:19,006 --> 19:17:21,642
Wisconsin. We're taking aBS

576
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remarkable show. I mean,uly

577
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woodpecker is going to get

578
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happen. You know what'sto

579
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end, it all works out forhe

580
19:17:34,454 --> 19:17:36,690
the ants, but for the for

581
19:17:37,491 --> 19:17:40,093
at the photography on that,

582
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the work that goes intoy of

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It's just something that I

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nature photographers, these

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They're out there in all

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video that you don't evennd

593
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it because it's that good.

594
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nature is that show. So

595
19:18:15,362 --> 19:18:17,698
>> Hi, I'm Linda Berman, a

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Wisconsin, and this is a

597
19:18:24,371 --> 19:18:26,840
look at these woodpeckers

598
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just going crazy with the

599
19:18:31,578 --> 19:18:33,914
identify what what did Io

600
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that the male is that the

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Bird Collective tote, and

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really great pictures of

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importantly, you can use

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birding stuff in. You have

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or these flash cards. Now,t

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just for school. These aret

611
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612
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only a checklist that goes

613
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to the yellow rumpedecker

614
19:19:15,322 --> 19:19:17,891
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624
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765
19:27:20,507 --> 19:27:22,109
When the year turns

766
19:27:22,176 --> 19:27:24,878
and the New England woods
are cold and snowy...

767
19:27:24,945 --> 19:27:26,613
[ Tapping ]

768
19:27:29,216 --> 19:27:32,886
...the Pileated remains
in his forest.

769
19:27:36,757 --> 19:27:39,927
He continues his search
for ants and larvae,

770
19:27:39,993 --> 19:27:45,365
even when they've gone dormant
and are no longer moving.

771
19:27:45,432 --> 19:27:48,669
A dead tree is an almost
constant source of insects

772
19:27:48,735 --> 19:27:52,673
that he can mine
all through the winter.

773
19:27:52,739 --> 19:27:54,408
?

774
19:27:57,344 --> 19:27:59,313
In the very same forest,

775
19:27:59,379 --> 19:28:01,114
among the smallest
of his cousins

776
19:28:01,181 --> 19:28:05,419
are also making their way
through the season.

777
19:28:06,887 --> 19:28:09,223
The diminutive Downy woodpecker
is named

778
19:28:09,289 --> 19:28:13,760
for the soft white feathers
that keep them warm.

779
19:28:14,795 --> 19:28:18,599
Their black and white suits,
with a dash of red for the male,

780
19:28:18,665 --> 19:28:23,203
are a miniature variation
of the bold Pileated's,

781
19:28:23,270 --> 19:28:26,473
and offer them a way
of blending into the trees.

782
19:28:26,540 --> 19:28:28,208
?

783
19:28:35,616 --> 19:28:36,950
Downies search for insects

784
19:28:37,017 --> 19:28:40,254
that winter
just beneath the bark.

785
19:28:43,624 --> 19:28:47,628
They often join small mixed
bands of chickadees...

786
19:28:47,694 --> 19:28:49,997
white-breasted nuthatches...

787
19:28:50,063 --> 19:28:51,698
and tufted titmice.

788
19:28:51,765 --> 19:28:53,433
?

789
19:28:57,838 --> 19:29:00,674
Several little birds may even
roost together overnight

790
19:29:00,741 --> 19:29:03,010
if the weather is severe.

791
19:29:07,948 --> 19:29:09,616
?

792
19:29:12,819 --> 19:29:15,556
But as winter thaws
and spring arrives,

793
19:29:15,622 --> 19:29:19,293
the camaraderie turns
to competition.

794
19:29:20,494 --> 19:29:23,430
They all want nests
in tree cavities,

795
19:29:23,497 --> 19:29:27,067
and a woodpecker hole
would do nicely.

796
19:29:29,770 --> 19:29:33,040
The little Downies are
highly skilled carpenters

797
19:29:33,106 --> 19:29:36,009
and build
a new nest every year.

798
19:29:36,877 --> 19:29:41,782
No small bird needing a home
can resist a look inside.

799
19:29:43,483 --> 19:29:46,987
A chickadee can excavate
its own nest in rotten wood,

800
19:29:47,054 --> 19:29:51,325
but a finished Downy nest
would be so much easier.

801
19:29:54,094 --> 19:29:57,464
A white-breasted nuthatch wants
a simple renovation,

802
19:29:57,531 --> 19:30:02,102
something it doesn't have
to build from scratch.

803
19:30:03,403 --> 19:30:06,240
A little titmouse can't drill
into wood at all.

804
19:30:06,306 --> 19:30:09,710
It needs an empty nest hole
that's move-in ready.

805
19:30:09,776 --> 19:30:11,445
[ Chirping ]

806
19:30:13,447 --> 19:30:18,685
A lucky house wren has already
laid claim to an empty hole

807
19:30:18,752 --> 19:30:21,455
and is bringing in
her own nesting materials.

808
19:30:21,522 --> 19:30:23,190
?

809
19:30:27,261 --> 19:30:32,132
And a family of tree swallows
has commandeered another.

810
19:30:32,199 --> 19:30:35,903
The female has lined the hole
with feathers and pine boughs.

811
19:30:35,969 --> 19:30:37,638
?

812
19:30:42,509 --> 19:30:45,979
All these little birds know
a woodpecker hole is

813
19:30:46,046 --> 19:30:50,184
the safest place in the forest
to raise their chicks.

814
19:30:50,250 --> 19:30:51,919
[ Chirping ]

815
19:31:03,330 --> 19:31:06,700
As spring reaches north
into the woods of Maine,

816
19:31:06,767 --> 19:31:10,804
a Ruby-throated hummingbird
zings into the scene

817
19:31:10,871 --> 19:31:13,540
with a flash of green and red.

818
19:31:16,810 --> 19:31:20,314
He's come all the way from
the tropics of Central America,

819
19:31:20,380 --> 19:31:25,185
nectaring on flowers
as they bloom along his route.

820
19:31:25,819 --> 19:31:28,522
It's early May,
and here in the north woods,

821
19:31:28,589 --> 19:31:31,925
flowers are still few
and far between.

822
19:31:31,992 --> 19:31:36,563
He's pushing the limits
of his ability to refuel.

823
19:31:37,130 --> 19:31:40,701
But he's got a brilliant
backup plan.

824
19:31:40,767 --> 19:31:42,436
[ Tapping ]

825
19:31:44,371 --> 19:31:46,707
He's timed his migration to meet
the return

826
19:31:46,773 --> 19:31:49,576
of a particular woodpecker --

827
19:31:51,945 --> 19:31:54,948
the Yellow-bellied sapsucker.

828
19:31:57,417 --> 19:32:01,388
Sapsuckers are one of
the few woodpeckers to migrate,

829
19:32:01,455 --> 19:32:06,360
coming back to the north
just as the trees are waking up.

830
19:32:06,426 --> 19:32:10,464
They return to the same
trees year after year.

831
19:32:10,531 --> 19:32:13,867
Birches
are among their favorites.

832
19:32:14,368 --> 19:32:17,204
They tap into different streams
of the tree's plumbing

833
19:32:17,271 --> 19:32:20,841
according to the type
of sap they seek.

834
19:32:22,376 --> 19:32:25,279
The first holes in early spring
intercept the sap

835
19:32:25,345 --> 19:32:28,916
coming up
from the roots into the wood.

836
19:32:30,417 --> 19:32:34,054
These holes are small, round,
and deep.

837
19:32:36,290 --> 19:32:41,528
Immediately, sap wells up
in the wounds and spills over.

838
19:32:41,595 --> 19:32:43,797
This is called birch water.

839
19:32:43,864 --> 19:32:48,001
It's thin but full of minerals
and hormones.

840
19:32:49,503 --> 19:32:53,707
The tree works to stem the flow
and seal the wound.

841
19:32:53,774 --> 19:32:56,243
So the birds tap to the left

842
19:32:56,810 --> 19:32:58,879
and tap to the right,

843
19:32:58,946 --> 19:33:01,281
moving around the trunk.

844
19:33:04,284 --> 19:33:07,054
As spring unfolds,
sapsuckers switch

845
19:33:07,120 --> 19:33:09,489
to a living layer of inner bark

846
19:33:09,556 --> 19:33:11,291
that sends all
the nutrients made

847
19:33:11,358 --> 19:33:14,461
by the leaves down
to the tree's roots.

848
19:33:14,528 --> 19:33:16,196
?

849
19:33:19,499 --> 19:33:22,769
This sap is loaded
with sucrose,

850
19:33:22,836 --> 19:33:27,140
and sapsuckers can't resist
the sugary syrup.

851
19:33:30,143 --> 19:33:33,247
These shallow holes
are large and square

852
19:33:33,313 --> 19:33:37,851
and contribute to a conspicuous
pattern that moves up the tree.

853
19:33:37,918 --> 19:33:39,586
?

854
19:33:43,156 --> 19:33:44,825
?

855
19:33:48,362 --> 19:33:51,865
A well-worked sapsucker tree
stands out like a beacon

856
19:33:51,932 --> 19:33:55,602
to the little Ruby-throated
hummingbird.

857
19:33:55,669 --> 19:33:58,672
He plans to claim it
as his territory,

858
19:33:58,739 --> 19:34:02,743
just in time to impress
an arriving female.

859
19:34:02,809 --> 19:34:08,048
She's so eager for birch syrup,
she can already taste it.

860
19:34:08,649 --> 19:34:09,750
But...

861
19:34:09,816 --> 19:34:12,452
she's going to have
to wait her turn.

862
19:34:12,519 --> 19:34:14,188
?

863
19:34:21,161 --> 19:34:23,630
Hummers live so close
to the edge,

864
19:34:23,697 --> 19:34:27,701
they fiercely defend
every source of food they have.

865
19:34:27,768 --> 19:34:30,504
Even when it's an entire tree!

866
19:34:30,571 --> 19:34:32,239
?

867
19:34:40,314 --> 19:34:41,982
?

868
19:34:50,090 --> 19:34:52,593
Even the little male,
who was here first,

869
19:34:52,659 --> 19:34:54,261
is given a hard time.

870
19:34:54,328 --> 19:34:55,996
?

871
19:35:01,435 --> 19:35:05,439
Insects, too, love the tree's
sweet, sticky flow.

872
19:35:05,506 --> 19:35:08,408
But for them, it's a honey trap.

873
19:35:09,643 --> 19:35:12,246
Ingenious sapsuckers don't need
to drill into wood

874
19:35:12,312 --> 19:35:14,214
for beetles and grubs.

875
19:35:14,281 --> 19:35:16,383
Sap does the catching for them.

876
19:35:16,450 --> 19:35:18,118
?

877
19:35:23,390 --> 19:35:26,059
And even bees taste better...

878
19:35:26,126 --> 19:35:27,794
dipped in sugar.

879
19:35:32,199 --> 19:35:34,468
It may take years,
but inevitably,

880
19:35:34,535 --> 19:35:38,672
the sapsuckers' holes gird
the birch completely.

881
19:35:38,739 --> 19:35:42,109
Nutrients from the leaves
can no longer reach the roots,

882
19:35:42,176 --> 19:35:44,645
and the tree
finally dies.

883
19:35:46,346 --> 19:35:49,783
But death is not the end
of a tree's story.

884
19:35:52,686 --> 19:35:58,058
Now it becomes food and shelter
for a host of new creatures,

885
19:35:58,125 --> 19:36:00,827
chief among them
the horned passalus,

886
19:36:00,894 --> 19:36:04,865
also known as
the patent-leather beetle.

887
19:36:04,932 --> 19:36:06,600
?

888
19:36:09,837 --> 19:36:12,439
This large black beetle
finds the perfect home

889
19:36:12,506 --> 19:36:15,042
inside dead deciduous trees,

890
19:36:15,108 --> 19:36:18,846
with protection from wild swings
in the weather...

891
19:36:18,912 --> 19:36:21,615
and with all the wood
it can eat.

892
19:36:25,719 --> 19:36:28,088
Its larvae will develop here,
too,

893
19:36:28,155 --> 19:36:31,491
gradually gaining
a taste for wood.

894
19:36:34,428 --> 19:36:37,497
The beetles need dead trees
to survive...

895
19:36:37,564 --> 19:36:39,499
and beetles help keep
the forest system

896
19:36:39,566 --> 19:36:44,137
humming by nourishing
so many birds and mammals.

897
19:36:47,407 --> 19:36:50,544
But the forest has
many partners,

898
19:36:51,011 --> 19:36:55,883
and the greatest may be
these remarkable beings.

899
19:36:55,949 --> 19:36:57,618
Fungi.

900
19:36:58,685 --> 19:37:00,354
?

901
19:37:06,293 --> 19:37:07,961
?

902
19:37:13,867 --> 19:37:19,206
Fungi bear "fruit" that carry
their seed-like spores.

903
19:37:19,273 --> 19:37:21,742
We know them as mushrooms.

904
19:37:22,342 --> 19:37:24,011
?

905
19:37:30,751 --> 19:37:33,287
Neither plants nor animals,

906
19:37:33,353 --> 19:37:36,957
fungi recycle all the components
of the forest,

907
19:37:37,024 --> 19:37:40,994
spreading filaments underground
in an organic internet.

908
19:37:41,061 --> 19:37:42,729
?

909
19:37:48,936 --> 19:37:50,571
They break down fallen wood

910
19:37:50,637 --> 19:37:54,208
and send its nutrients
far and wide...

911
19:37:55,976 --> 19:37:59,880
...to be reincarnated
into living trees.

912
19:38:03,717 --> 19:38:05,919
But while they're still
standing,

913
19:38:05,986 --> 19:38:10,324
dead trees are essential
architecture just as they are.

914
19:38:10,390 --> 19:38:11,825
[ Tapping ]

915
19:38:11,892 --> 19:38:13,560
?

916
19:38:19,199 --> 19:38:21,835
Year after year,
a small Hairy woodpecker

917
19:38:21,902 --> 19:38:24,505
makes nest holes
in a flooded stand

918
19:38:24,571 --> 19:38:26,473
at the edge of a beaver pond.

919
19:38:26,540 --> 19:38:28,208
?

920
19:38:31,845 --> 19:38:33,680
A dead tree with
last year's hole

921
19:38:33,747 --> 19:38:36,383
is exactly the home
Eastern bluebirds

922
19:38:36,450 --> 19:38:39,019
need to raise
their own family.

923
19:38:39,086 --> 19:38:40,754
?

924
19:38:46,560 --> 19:38:48,228
?

925
19:38:54,034 --> 19:38:57,905
As they feed their chicks,
the bluebirds have no idea

926
19:38:57,971 --> 19:39:02,876
how deeply connected everything
in their forest is.

927
19:39:05,913 --> 19:39:10,384
All the bluebirds know
is that the nest is precious...

928
19:39:10,450 --> 19:39:13,353
and they fiercely defend it...

929
19:39:14,188 --> 19:39:16,924
even from the little
woodpecker who made it.

930
19:39:16,990 --> 19:39:18,659
?

931
19:39:23,964 --> 19:39:25,632
?

932
19:39:30,904 --> 19:39:32,673
The value of trees
to woodpeckers

933
19:39:32,739 --> 19:39:35,275
rises to a dramatic crescendo

934
19:39:35,342 --> 19:39:39,146
in central California's
Carmel Valley.

935
19:39:42,216 --> 19:39:45,185
It's a story that unfolds
across a sweeping savanna

936
19:39:45,252 --> 19:39:48,021
of oaks and golden grasses.

937
19:39:51,692 --> 19:39:54,294
These gnarled old oaks
have stood their ground

938
19:39:54,361 --> 19:39:56,163
for some 500 years.

939
19:40:01,268 --> 19:40:06,440
Their wide-reaching branches are
festooned with lace lichen,

940
19:40:06,507 --> 19:40:09,543
and their bark is so thick
and corrugated,

941
19:40:09,610 --> 19:40:15,182
they have weathered almost
every challenge for centuries.

942
19:40:18,018 --> 19:40:21,355
But a closer look reveals
something astonishing.

943
19:40:21,421 --> 19:40:23,090
?

944
19:40:27,227 --> 19:40:30,364
Acorns, by the tens
of thousands,

945
19:40:31,598 --> 19:40:34,735
are tattooed into
every nook and cranny.

946
19:40:34,801 --> 19:40:36,470
?

947
19:40:44,144 --> 19:40:46,713
Acorns don't grow this way.

948
19:40:47,214 --> 19:40:51,351
Someone has hammered
each one into the bark.

949
19:40:52,085 --> 19:40:53,754
[ Squawking ]

950
19:40:56,356 --> 19:40:59,626
That someone is actually a band
of little round-eyed,

951
19:40:59,693 --> 19:41:02,796
clown-faced,
Acorn woodpeckers.

952
19:41:02,863 --> 19:41:04,531
?

953
19:41:11,605 --> 19:41:15,542
They live in highly structured
families of a dozen or so,

954
19:41:15,609 --> 19:41:18,979
each family claiming
some 15 acres of oaks

955
19:41:19,046 --> 19:41:20,714
and open country.

956
19:41:24,418 --> 19:41:28,222
The trees are their prized
possessions.

957
19:41:29,690 --> 19:41:34,228
Because every autumn,
they produce a windfall.

958
19:41:34,294 --> 19:41:35,963
?

959
19:41:42,102 --> 19:41:46,507
Thousands upon thousands
of nutritious acorns.

960
19:41:46,573 --> 19:41:48,242
?

961
19:41:58,452 --> 19:42:01,488
The acorns are woodpecker
gold --

962
19:42:01,555 --> 19:42:06,226
high in vitamins, minerals,
fats, and protein.

963
19:42:06,293 --> 19:42:09,830
Collecting them is
the woodpeckers' obsession.

964
19:42:09,897 --> 19:42:11,565
?

965
19:42:18,906 --> 19:42:22,142
The acorns are ferried back up
to the tree

966
19:42:22,209 --> 19:42:26,246
and packed into small holes
pecked out for the purpose.

967
19:42:26,313 --> 19:42:27,981
?

968
19:42:31,885 --> 19:42:35,455
This turns the acorns
into treasure --

969
19:42:36,290 --> 19:42:40,527
a seasonal abundance
that can be made to last.

970
19:42:42,863 --> 19:42:47,100
When other foods are scarce,
acorns will be here -

971
19:42:47,167 --> 19:42:50,537
safe in their shells
and ready to eat.

972
19:42:58,579 --> 19:43:01,648
This is prosperity
for the family,

973
19:43:01,715 --> 19:43:03,951
a true measure of wealth.

974
19:43:07,588 --> 19:43:11,558
But wealth, it turns out,
is a whole lot of work.

975
19:43:11,625 --> 19:43:13,293
?

976
19:43:19,867 --> 19:43:23,504
Now they constantly test
and turn the acorns

977
19:43:23,570 --> 19:43:25,506
as they dry and shrink,

978
19:43:25,572 --> 19:43:29,343
to make sure each one
is still snug in its hole.

979
19:43:29,409 --> 19:43:31,078
?

980
19:43:35,048 --> 19:43:36,717
?

981
19:43:40,721 --> 19:43:43,290
If the hole seems too big...

982
19:43:45,158 --> 19:43:47,961
...they look for a better fit,

983
19:43:48,495 --> 19:43:51,298
tapping the acorn back in tight.

984
19:43:55,769 --> 19:43:58,539
It's a process fraught
with difficult decisions.

985
19:43:58,605 --> 19:44:00,274
?

986
19:44:08,215 --> 19:44:10,117
And an acorn dropped

987
19:44:11,385 --> 19:44:13,554
could be lost forever.

988
19:44:21,495 --> 19:44:26,834
Every member of the family
serves on acorn security duty.

989
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only to find the entire tree
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[ Woodpeckers squawking ]

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Any outsider, whether furry
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of competing Acorn woodpeckers.

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waiting for an opening
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and though they all look
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the home team always knows
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[ Squawking ]

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different birds here. You

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morning, drink your coffee,

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red bellied woodpecker, the

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pileated woodpecker, the

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this laminated field guide.

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calling up because they say,

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and the flash cards andote

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Thanks to current members

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take you over the edge, to

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that new sustainer, that

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available to you when you

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members, our sustainers,

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gift to support PBSyour

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bring all of us wonderfulp

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really encourage you fromys,

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and see whether it's birds

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watching other people,

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it's something that you can

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Wisconsin, this program,

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give us a call and either

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becoming our sponsor andre

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want to say thank you, we

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$12 a month, you can always

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for these. But $12 a month,

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get this really cute toteto

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your birding things orof

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you want there, or theelse

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get from the American coot

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are so heavy that youhat

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waterproof in case you get

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you're caught in the say

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comes the field guide,t

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because it's laminated and

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good description and tellsd

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different birds, thend the

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you can get all of this,,

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bag, and you can get thete

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binoculars and the fieldthe

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said, I just want to give

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you use it. That'so you and

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want to say we're giving

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say thank you. But remember,

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call us at 1-800-236-3636.n

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volunteers here.erful

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bringing you a service.'re

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additional services,

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systems and education work.

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the broadcast, but it'syond

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because without youru

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the service isn't as good.

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of supporters, become a new

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you're making a monthly

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for you. It's automatic,

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and we're connected to the

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bring you this greatell to

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we can say thank you ands

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all these ways. We're on is

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ago, but Airways Magazine,

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a great way to stay inuide,

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you from PBS Wisconsin ando

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the scenes. It's all part

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sort of it's it's built is

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know that, but PBS not PBS.

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radio was invented inlic

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give. So call us during

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at seven. We want to get to

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sustainer or $144, you cana

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that's what it's aboutd

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just the woodpeckers. It's

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different birds. Excuse me?

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and the flash cards and the

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encouraging you to take

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airwaves, to see nature go

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experience it, learn more

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[MUSIC]

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While Acorn woodies
remain tree-bound

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and devoted to their oaks,

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other woodpeckers have found
success beyond the woods

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in open country.

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[ Squawking ]

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Across the American West,
there lives a remarkable bird

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who's expanding
woodpecker horizons.

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She barely looks like
a woodpecker at all.

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Her feather palette is unlike
any other in the family.

1261
19:59:23,263 --> 19:59:27,634
Her face is deep red,
her belly bright pink.

1262
19:59:27,701 --> 19:59:32,639
And she sports an interesting
collar of silvery-gray.

1263
19:59:32,706 --> 19:59:36,610
This is a Lewis's woodpecker,
named for the explorer

1264
19:59:36,677 --> 19:59:40,581
Meriwether Lewis
of Lewis and Clark fame.

1265
19:59:41,448 --> 19:59:44,484
Her nest, at least,
is traditional woodpecker,

1266
19:59:44,551 --> 19:59:48,889
a deep hole chiseled
out of a large cottonwood.

1267
19:59:51,625 --> 19:59:55,195
But from here, she flies out
to an open perch

1268
19:59:55,262 --> 19:59:58,832
to scan the landscape
for something to eat.

1269
19:59:58,899 --> 20:00:00,701
In nesting season,

1270
20:00:01,802 --> 20:00:05,506
the grasslands are rich
in flowers...

1271
20:00:05,572 --> 20:00:09,910
and in the insects
that come to pollinate them.

1272
20:00:11,078 --> 20:00:14,448
As the pollinators rise
from their flowers,

1273
20:00:14,515 --> 20:00:17,751
the Lewis's launches
into the air.

1274
20:00:19,820 --> 20:00:22,155
Instead of a woodpecker,

1275
20:00:22,656 --> 20:00:25,125
she becomes a flycatcher,

1276
20:00:25,792 --> 20:00:28,095
snapping up her prey
on the wing.

1277
20:00:28,161 --> 20:00:29,830
?

1278
20:00:34,034 --> 20:00:37,371
It's a technique
called "hawking."

1279
20:00:38,672 --> 20:00:42,976
In real time, it's hard to see
if she's successful.

1280
20:00:43,043 --> 20:00:47,080
But slowed down, it's impressive
how adept she is.

1281
20:00:47,147 --> 20:00:48,815
?

1282
20:00:55,255 --> 20:00:56,924
?

1283
20:01:03,397 --> 20:01:07,301
She returns to the nest trip
after trip...

1284
20:01:09,102 --> 20:01:12,573
...with beakfuls of nutritious
bugs for her chicks.

1285
20:01:12,639 --> 20:01:14,308
?

1286
20:01:18,111 --> 20:01:19,780
?

1287
20:01:23,584 --> 20:01:26,954
And tops them off
with gooseberries

1288
20:01:27,020 --> 20:01:28,689
for dessert!

1289
20:01:33,360 --> 20:01:35,028
?

1290
20:01:39,900 --> 20:01:43,704
And then, there are woodpeckers
so unorthodox,

1291
20:01:43,770 --> 20:01:46,974
they've abandoned trees
altogether.

1292
20:01:50,811 --> 20:01:56,149
Just outside of Tucson, Arizona,
in the Sonoran Desert,

1293
20:01:56,216 --> 20:01:58,051
the Gila woodpecker,

1294
20:01:58,118 --> 20:02:02,189
with its beautifully patterned
back and wings,

1295
20:02:02,256 --> 20:02:06,193
is tucked into the only
tree-like structure around --

1296
20:02:06,260 --> 20:02:08,495
a giant saguaro cactus.

1297
20:02:10,130 --> 20:02:14,801
Mature saguaros like these
could be 200 years old.

1298
20:02:16,403 --> 20:02:21,842
The woodpecker holes themselves
might date back 50 years.

1299
20:02:21,909 --> 20:02:24,011
Many generations of
Gila woodies come

1300
20:02:24,077 --> 20:02:27,681
and go in the life
of a grand desert sentinel.

1301
20:02:27,748 --> 20:02:29,416
?

1302
20:02:33,320 --> 20:02:37,758
Nesting in a cactus
takes planning in advance.

1303
20:02:37,824 --> 20:02:41,562
After carving out the nest
cavity in between the spines,

1304
20:02:41,628 --> 20:02:44,565
the Gila must wait several
months for the inner pulp

1305
20:02:44,631 --> 20:02:48,001
to dry into a tough,
leathery casing.

1306
20:02:51,405 --> 20:02:53,040
With the nest ready to go,

1307
20:02:53,106 --> 20:02:56,009
the male brings an impressive
gift to the female,

1308
20:02:56,076 --> 20:02:58,545
who is now sitting on eggs.

1309
20:03:00,347 --> 20:03:03,083
And she delicately consumes it,

1310
20:03:03,150 --> 20:03:05,485
one spidery leg at a time.

1311
20:03:07,087 --> 20:03:08,755
?

1312
20:03:14,228 --> 20:03:16,163
Once chicks are in the nest,

1313
20:03:16,230 --> 20:03:20,367
both parents fly out
on foraging sorties...

1314
20:03:22,970 --> 20:03:25,138
...with the typical
flap-flap-glide

1315
20:03:25,205 --> 20:03:27,841
that works so well in forests.

1316
20:03:27,908 --> 20:03:29,576
?

1317
20:03:35,082 --> 20:03:36,750
?

1318
20:03:42,256 --> 20:03:46,894
Though cacti are not trees,
and the Sonoran is not a forest,

1319
20:03:46,960 --> 20:03:51,365
the Gilas have found
a woodpecker way to thrive here.

1320
20:03:57,905 --> 20:04:00,574
Yet thousands of miles
to the south,

1321
20:04:00,641 --> 20:04:02,142
there's a woodpecker
that has left

1322
20:04:02,209 --> 20:04:05,979
even the semblance
of trees far behind.

1323
20:04:07,848 --> 20:04:11,919
It lives where no woodpecker
should be at all --

1324
20:04:11,985 --> 20:04:13,654
in open Alpine meadows

1325
20:04:13,720 --> 20:04:17,391
8,000 feet up
in the Andes of Argentina.

1326
20:04:20,260 --> 20:04:23,230
It carves holes here,
not in wood,

1327
20:04:23,297 --> 20:04:29,203
but in clay cliffs and the banks
that line high country streams.

1328
20:04:32,940 --> 20:04:34,608
[ Chirping ]

1329
20:04:36,343 --> 20:04:38,946
This is the Andean flicker.

1330
20:04:41,982 --> 20:04:44,718
He's called a "flicker"
because his wings are tinged

1331
20:04:44,785 --> 20:04:48,622
with gold and flash
and flicker in the sunlight

1332
20:04:48,689 --> 20:04:50,557
as he takes to the sky.

1333
20:04:50,624 --> 20:04:52,292
?

1334
20:04:57,865 --> 20:05:00,501
Out in the grasslands,
flickers make a living

1335
20:05:00,567 --> 20:05:03,170
by using
their long woodpecker beaks

1336
20:05:03,237 --> 20:05:07,140
to probe for worms
and insects in the soil.

1337
20:05:09,776 --> 20:05:12,779
He's very committed to his mate.

1338
20:05:14,147 --> 20:05:16,984
They like to forage
close together,

1339
20:05:17,050 --> 20:05:19,653
hitching across the open terrain
like woodpeckers

1340
20:05:19,720 --> 20:05:21,388
going up a tree.

1341
20:05:22,956 --> 20:05:24,625
[ Calling ]

1342
20:05:30,597 --> 20:05:34,101
They call back and forth
to stay in constant contact.

1343
20:05:34,168 --> 20:05:36,170
[ Calling continues ]

1344
20:05:45,879 --> 20:05:48,815
After a moment,
the male checks back in.

1345
20:05:48,882 --> 20:05:50,551
[ Calling ]

1346
20:05:52,219 --> 20:05:53,887
This time...

1347
20:05:54,154 --> 20:05:55,822
there's no reply.

1348
20:05:56,156 --> 20:05:57,824
?

1349
20:06:05,999 --> 20:06:07,668
?

1350
20:06:15,843 --> 20:06:18,345
He seeks higher ground
to call again.

1351
20:06:18,412 --> 20:06:20,080
[ Calling ]

1352
20:06:22,616 --> 20:06:26,987
With no wood to work with,
Andean flickers seldom drum.

1353
20:06:27,054 --> 20:06:29,489
Calling is all he can do.

1354
20:06:29,556 --> 20:06:31,225
[ Calling ]

1355
20:06:31,658 --> 20:06:33,327
?

1356
20:06:38,765 --> 20:06:40,701
With the anxious moment over,

1357
20:06:40,767 --> 20:06:43,904
the reunited pair share
a brief display...

1358
20:06:43,971 --> 20:06:45,639
[ Chirping ]

1359
20:06:50,410 --> 20:06:52,746
...and settle down
to forage again.

1360
20:06:52,813 --> 20:06:54,481
?

1361
20:06:57,684 --> 20:07:00,254
Adapting to life in the open

1362
20:07:01,154 --> 20:07:02,923
seems to have made
Andean flickers

1363
20:07:02,990 --> 20:07:07,895
more eager than other
woodpeckers for a social life.

1364
20:07:08,562 --> 20:07:10,230
?

1365
20:07:11,231 --> 20:07:14,268
They even nest in small colonies

1366
20:07:14,334 --> 20:07:16,570
with maybe a dozen birds

1367
20:07:16,870 --> 20:07:20,207
sharing a cliff
in close proximity.

1368
20:07:22,309 --> 20:07:24,678
They also tolerate a small
neighbor eager

1369
20:07:24,745 --> 20:07:27,414
to use their nest holes, too.

1370
20:07:31,084 --> 20:07:32,719
Blue-and-white swallows

1371
20:07:32,786 --> 20:07:35,622
like the same
high-altitude grasslands,

1372
20:07:35,689 --> 20:07:37,057
though they forage in the air

1373
20:07:37,124 --> 20:07:41,695
and don't compete
with the flickers for food.

1374
20:07:41,762 --> 20:07:44,865
And their busy chatter adds life
to the little village

1375
20:07:44,932 --> 20:07:48,268
on the cliffs
of the flickers' high frontier.

1376
20:07:48,335 --> 20:07:50,003
[ Chirping ]

1377
20:07:50,771 --> 20:07:52,439
?

1378
20:07:57,277 --> 20:08:00,981
The social scene is much more
intense back in the oak trees

1379
20:08:01,048 --> 20:08:02,716
of California.

1380
20:08:05,919 --> 20:08:09,923
As nesting season comes around,
the family life of Acorn woodies

1381
20:08:09,990 --> 20:08:12,159
becomes more cooperative,

1382
20:08:12,226 --> 20:08:16,496
more competitive,
and more complex than ever.

1383
20:08:18,899 --> 20:08:20,767
In every family group,

1384
20:08:20,834 --> 20:08:24,338
there may be three
or four females that breed...

1385
20:08:24,404 --> 20:08:28,075
and three or four males
that breed, too.

1386
20:08:29,576 --> 20:08:32,279
The males are distinguished by
white foreheads

1387
20:08:32,346 --> 20:08:34,281
and bright red crowns.

1388
20:08:36,917 --> 20:08:39,453
The females also have
white foreheads,

1389
20:08:39,520 --> 20:08:42,756
but their crowns
are black and red.

1390
20:08:42,823 --> 20:08:44,491
[ Squawking ]

1391
20:08:47,694 --> 20:08:50,898
These breeding birds all mate
with each other,

1392
20:08:50,964 --> 20:08:54,201
but never stray
outside the group.

1393
20:08:56,737 --> 20:08:58,939
The rest of the family
are helpers,

1394
20:08:59,006 --> 20:09:04,011
older siblings waiting
to move up to breeding status.

1395
20:09:12,219 --> 20:09:15,389
The females manage
to sync their breeding

1396
20:09:15,455 --> 20:09:18,592
to lay their eggs
at the same time.

1397
20:09:20,093 --> 20:09:22,062
They all use the same nest

1398
20:09:22,129 --> 20:09:26,266
and take turns incubating
the group's eggs.

1399
20:09:28,669 --> 20:09:33,140
But it's a male's duty to tend
the eggs through the night,

1400
20:09:33,207 --> 20:09:35,843
and whether this one's
a father or not,

1401
20:09:35,909 --> 20:09:38,245
he's come to take over...

1402
20:09:39,379 --> 20:09:41,849
and settles down in the dark.

1403
20:09:45,886 --> 20:09:49,556
Soon enough, the family
is hard at work.

1404
20:09:52,226 --> 20:09:54,127
Not every egg hatches,

1405
20:09:54,194 --> 20:09:58,332
but the family now
has three chicks to raise.

1406
20:09:59,499 --> 20:10:01,935
The chicks are naked
and blind,

1407
20:10:02,002 --> 20:10:03,537
but they're loud...

1408
20:10:03,604 --> 20:10:05,405
[ Chicks chirping ]

1409
20:10:06,406 --> 20:10:11,411
...and quick to respond
when an adult comes with food.

1410
20:10:17,918 --> 20:10:22,489
Now the ready supply of acorns
really pays off.

1411
20:10:22,556 --> 20:10:25,926
The chicks can start out
on nutritious acorn mash

1412
20:10:25,993 --> 20:10:27,895
and never go hungry.

1413
20:10:38,138 --> 20:10:42,910
In just 18 days, they're
sprouting long, dark feathers.

1414
20:10:46,613 --> 20:10:49,716
Soon, they develop
their first crown plumage,

1415
20:10:49,783 --> 20:10:52,152
and they all appear to be male.

1416
20:10:52,219 --> 20:10:54,421
Except...they're not.

1417
20:10:57,391 --> 20:10:59,660
All Acorn chicks wear
male plumage

1418
20:10:59,726 --> 20:11:01,862
until their first winter.

1419
20:11:01,929 --> 20:11:03,597
No one knows why.

1420
20:11:04,565 --> 20:11:06,233
?

1421
20:11:09,069 --> 20:11:14,074
At every feeding, each chick
wants all the attention.

1422
20:11:17,544 --> 20:11:21,215
But they're all getting
plenty of food.

1423
20:11:23,784 --> 20:11:28,255
Every adult in the group --
the mothers, the fathers,

1424
20:11:28,322 --> 20:11:31,925
all the helping aunts,
brothers, uncles, and sisters --

1425
20:11:31,992 --> 20:11:34,995
is bringing them
a constant supply.

1426
20:11:35,062 --> 20:11:36,730
?

1427
20:11:41,835 --> 20:11:43,504
?

1428
20:11:53,413 --> 20:11:56,550
But one female
has her own agenda.

1429
20:11:57,518 --> 20:12:00,954
Somehow, she's well out of sync
with the other females

1430
20:12:01,021 --> 20:12:05,025
and drops into the nest
now to start laying eggs --

1431
20:12:05,092 --> 20:12:08,228
right in the middle
of the mayhem!

1432
20:12:11,598 --> 20:12:16,637
The female tries over and over
to incubate the new eggs,

1433
20:12:16,703 --> 20:12:18,372
but it's no use.

1434
20:12:19,006 --> 20:12:21,675
These eggs will never hatch.

1435
20:12:24,278 --> 20:12:25,746
But the chicks are doing well

1436
20:12:25,812 --> 20:12:29,283
under all
the relentless parenting.

1437
20:12:32,619 --> 20:12:35,622
It's been just three weeks
since they hatched.

1438
20:12:35,689 --> 20:12:38,058
Now the adults stop
entering the nest

1439
20:12:38,125 --> 20:12:42,796
and encourage the youngsters
to climb to the hole.

1440
20:12:44,231 --> 20:12:45,899
?

1441
20:12:52,306 --> 20:12:54,408
Though this little woodpecker
is so eager

1442
20:12:54,474 --> 20:12:57,010
to look out
on an exciting world,

1443
20:12:57,077 --> 20:13:02,182
he can have no idea what changes
are on their way to his valley.

1444
20:13:06,386 --> 20:13:09,823
Ready or not,
he's launching into it.

1445
20:13:09,890 --> 20:13:11,558
?

1446
20:13:15,495 --> 20:13:17,164
?

1447
20:13:21,068 --> 20:13:24,705
Every spring, a new class
of young woodpeckers graduates

1448
20:13:24,771 --> 20:13:28,976
from their nest holes to take
on the challenge of growing up.

1449
20:13:29,042 --> 20:13:30,711
?

1450
20:13:34,515 --> 20:13:37,251
Their abilities will surely
be tested under the stress

1451
20:13:37,317 --> 20:13:42,222
of rising temperatures
and unpredictable weather.

1452
20:13:43,223 --> 20:13:46,927
Some forests will be parched
for water.

1453
20:13:46,994 --> 20:13:48,962
[ Thunder crashes ]

1454
20:13:49,029 --> 20:13:51,231
Others will have too much.

1455
20:13:51,298 --> 20:13:52,966
?

1456
20:13:56,937 --> 20:14:00,941
Already, trees and insects
are on the move.

1457
20:14:03,710 --> 20:14:05,812
But woodpeckers
have skills honed

1458
20:14:05,879 --> 20:14:08,549
over many millions of years.

1459
20:14:09,316 --> 20:14:12,052
They will not be caught
standing still.

1460
20:14:12,119 --> 20:14:13,787
?

1461
20:14:20,694 --> 20:14:23,764
Bright and beautiful
Red-bellied woodpeckers

1462
20:14:23,830 --> 20:14:28,502
have been steadily moving north
for some 70 years.

1463
20:14:29,570 --> 20:14:31,271
Historically,
they were residents

1464
20:14:31,338 --> 20:14:33,507
of the American Southeast,

1465
20:14:33,574 --> 20:14:36,643
only rarely seen north
of the New York border.

1466
20:14:36,710 --> 20:14:38,378
?

1467
20:14:43,884 --> 20:14:48,822
But by 1980, Red-bellies
were nesting around Boston

1468
20:14:48,889 --> 20:14:50,891
and the southern Great Lakes.

1469
20:14:50,958 --> 20:14:52,626
?

1470
20:14:56,663 --> 20:14:59,600
As the millennium dawned
20 years later,

1471
20:14:59,666 --> 20:15:05,372
they had crossed into Canada,
from Quebec to central Ontario.

1472
20:15:05,439 --> 20:15:07,107
?

1473
20:15:10,878 --> 20:15:12,546
[ Calling ]

1474
20:15:14,848 --> 20:15:17,651
Today, these
woodpeckers-on-the-move

1475
20:15:17,718 --> 20:15:20,988
are continuing
their conquest of the North,

1476
20:15:21,054 --> 20:15:24,358
a range expansion
of a thousand miles.

1477
20:15:24,424 --> 20:15:26,093
[ Calling ]

1478
20:15:27,728 --> 20:15:29,396
?

1479
20:15:34,301 --> 20:15:37,271
A warming world is a boon
to them...

1480
20:15:37,337 --> 20:15:39,606
and they have seized the moment.

1481
20:15:39,673 --> 20:15:41,341
?

1482
20:15:49,516 --> 20:15:51,385
For every coming change,

1483
20:15:51,451 --> 20:15:54,588
there will be winners
and losers.

1484
20:15:55,589 --> 20:15:59,059
And as woodpeckers everywhere
face the future,

1485
20:15:59,126 --> 20:16:02,296
may their resilience
and innovative homes

1486
20:16:02,362 --> 20:16:05,032
help secure their survival.

1487
20:16:17,845 --> 20:16:18,378
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20:16:18,445 --> 20:16:20,480
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know if we have enough time

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>> Fair point, fair point.

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some of the things thatBut

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>> But it's a very.ah.

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>> So maybe don't do that.

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to be doing that. But theng

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>> So we're back with Ben

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expert here. So you've been

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said, how did you getHe

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>> Yeah. So I originally

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tags on them, releasing

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fell in love with them.ust

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>> Here in Wisconsin.

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>> Well, that's. Yeah. Okay.

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>> Yeah. But it was, it was

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your hand. It really just

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perspective. I went from a

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but it really turned me to,

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>> So if you're not a fish

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guy, but you want to getd

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way to get started? best

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question. So one of the

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new birders do is one, get

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a book, whether it's an app.

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with the phones. The Merlin

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identify birds.lp you

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>> Yeah. The other thing I

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and join a group groups.

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That's one of the mostng.

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about birding is the me

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learn so much from other

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>> Not know elsewhere. The

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>> You know, it's been

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Thank you so. with you, Ben.

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>> For having me. Well, the

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Wisconsin is, is learning.

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