93-3-WMR Audio on Demand presents the Preston and Steve show podcast.

So I have a series of stories here that kind of fall under the same umbrella.

Oh, well then I know what it's time for, Preston.

What is it time for?

To debut the new entry into the world of Preston Elliott's morning show characters.

Okay. The Game Warden.

Yes, these stories all have to do with animals.

We've been working on this for 20 seconds. Something like that. Yeah. I just realized I had like three stories that all involve animals. It seems like, well, we need a new character. The case is like, well, I got the music for it. And you said, let's call him the Game Ward. And then it was done. A done deal. We can go home now. That's how we roll. Yes.

By the way, don't you miss this theme?

I love this. I told you. I recorded this on one of my first tape recorders, cassette

recorders, because I loved it so much. I put together

like themes that I love from television. And this was

right there. This had to have come from a famous composer.

This is from National Geographic.

Anyhow, a story out of the Inquirer involving animals, and it's pretty messed up.

And the Inquirer had interviewed a gentleman named Stephen Mechvsky, who is a volunteer for Audubon, Pennsylvania.

Yes.

And apparently there was like a mass bird kill of sorts that took place this past Friday.

And according to this guy, Stephen, the last, he said the last time something like this happened was in 1948.

And on Friday an estimated 1,000 to 1,500 birds flew into buildings in a three and a half block radius of Center City overnight and into the early morning.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

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