Sciences & Technology
Why a cat’s whiskers are the bee’s knees
Researching the effects of light pollution on urban birds is not all swanning about
Published 21 April 2017
Bioscientist Annie Aulsebrook is out catching swans at Melbourne’s Albert Park Lake with her posse of dedicated volunteers. Sharing her passion for pigeons and all things avian, Annie reveals the ups, downs and memorable moments of her fieldwork.
From fastening ‘fitbits’ to track swans’ movements to finding a soft spot for an ugly duckling “Oliver”, she reveals a day in the life of a bird researcher.
Sciences & Technology
Why a cat’s whiskers are the bee’s knees
Episode recorded: 21 December 2016
Producers: Dr Andi Horvath and Chris Hatzis
Audio engineer: Arch Cuthbertson
Editor: Chris Hatzis
Banner image: Pixabay
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