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A photo of a river in winter with snow on the river banks and pine trees in the area.
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A snowy day near the river at Three Island Park in Bemidji in Dec. 2020.

In this episode, Heidi Holtan and guest host Andrew Dziengel discuss detecting the paths of critters and noticing nature in winter, as well as cross-county skiing, and blue jay facts.

Have you noticed more owls as the days are getting shorter?

In this episode, Heidi Holtan (Director of Public Affairs, cross-country ski enthusiast) is joined by guest host Andrew Dziengel (Area Voices host, blue jay facts-getter). They discuss animal tracks, cross country ski trails, owls, voles and blue jays.

We listen to reports from Little Falls Middle School.

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Love the podcast? Have any more facts about blue jays or any other birds? Let us know! Email us at seasonwatch@kaxe.org.

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Heidi Holtan has been involved with KAXE since 2002. Now as Director of Content and Public Affairs she manages and is the host of the KAXE Morning Show, including a variety of local content like Phenology, What's for Breakfast, Area Voices, The Sports Page and much more, alongside Morning Edition from NPR. Her latest project is Ham Radio: Cooking with Amy Thielen.
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