Birding Along The Nile Delta

07/26/24 • 21 min

Welcome back to a special episode of Supernatural Park!
After about a year hiatus, Park Ranger Amy is back to take you birding on the park's 2 year anniversary. Grab your favorite pair of sunglasses and follow her to the Nile Delta for the bi-annual migration!
We will get to experience the sandhill crane migration in Nebraska, look for Bennu, a phoenix, and discuss how endings can lead to beautiful beginnings. Please stick to the trail and don't feed the wildlife!
Today's admission is paid for by Karen Pierce Gonzalez with her story, Beaver Tale, narrated by David Gonzalez. You can find more of her works at linktree/KPGFolkheart.
Thank you to John Kingsley for providing the theme song. You can find his work at theberevet.com
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Bonus: Park Ranger Presentations

Welcome to a new program at Supernatural Park! Today we welcome Matías Valero from the podcast Twin Portals, to tell us about the art of story telling and his experience as a game master for the Duluth-based DND podcast.
We'll get to know Matías, swear him in as a Supernatural Park Ranger, and learn a little bit about D&D and storytelling. So sit back, relax, and DON'T feed the wildlife!
Please excuse the in and out sound of our voices. I’m learning how to interview while having my face always positioned in the mic when I speak!

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Caving in Colorado

Grab a headlamp and some clothes you don't mind getting dirty; we're going Caving at Groaning Cave in Colorado's White River National Forest!
Watch out for the slide rock bolters that like to hang out on mountaintops and make sure to listen for the sound of Tommyknockers warning us about cave ins. Today's park program can be dangerous if we're not careful!
We'll also cover some Leave No Trace Principals that are important to use, no matter where you are on public land!
Today’s park admission was paid for by David Holper, with his poem, Seven Silences narrated by himself.

David Holper has published three collections of poetry, Language Lessons: A Linguistic Hejira (Deeper Magic Press) The Bridge (Sequoia Song Publications) and 64 Questions (March Street Press). He lives in Eureka, California, where he served as the City of Eureka’s inaugural poet laureate from August 2019-August 2021. His website is https://www.davidholper.com

You can find him at his social media accounts:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/david.holper.1/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidholper/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@user-cx7np4vb6z

If you have written flash fiction, poetry about nature, conservation, magic, or the supernatural, or if you just have a long, rambling list of thoughts about the natural world you would like to share, please send it in written or audio form along with a short bio of yourself to [email protected]

The music intro used in the show was created by John Kingsley. You can find more of his work at theberevet.com.

Please help support the show by leaving a review. My first poetry collection titled “From Big Lakes to Big Mountains'' will be available this October and can be ordered through Amazon.

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