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John Weeks reminisces on his early life in the countryside of central New York. Since childhood, Weeks has studied nature. He recounts the plants and…
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John Weeks dispels the myths surrounding foxes. These small mammals are not nearly as sly or cruel as Aesop's Fables would lead you to believe. Weeks…
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John Weeks explains that keeping an eye out for birds while driving can be both relaxing and informative. The power lines bordering highways provide an…
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John Weeks talks about Tent Caterpillars and their effect on apple and cherry trees. Weeks explains how these insects, usual thought of as pests, serve a…
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John Weeks encourages his listeners to stop and study the ferns. Ferns can be confusing and difficult to identify. Still, Weeks believes that their…
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John Weeks talks about the importance of not interfering with wildlife. Weeks explains why it is best to leave young wild animals alone.Originally aired…
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John Weeks discusses the many unusual ways birds construct makeshift nests in the spring. Weeks shares stories of birds using "wildlife ad-libbing" to…
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John Weeks talks to listeners about baby wildlife that are left alone during the spring and how we should not worry about them. Weeks explains that…