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Acorns and Jays are made for each other... podcast

11/22/2017

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Sometimes one gets the nicest surprises from unexpected sources. After receiving a notification that our review paper on scatter-hoarding corvids as seed dispersers was cited, I realized that it was featured in a podcast by the Field Guides, two young New Yorkers that like to discuss botanical and biological topics in a very accessible format. Well, in late October, they recorded a podcast about acorns and the many animals that interact with them. Drawing on our paper, as well as many other sources, the Field Guides provide a compelling story about the many ways in which acorns matter, and even mention that jays could be used to restore oak habitat! 

Check out the great podcast here: 
www.thefieldguidespodcast.com/new-blog/2017/11/5/ep-22-acorns-and-corvids-mfeo
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