
Welcome to Bird of the Day! My name is Sam Rodgers, and I’m a 13-year-old birder from Eugene, Oregon. This is an informative, entertaining podcast about anything and everything birds. Episodes are released about once every few weeks and will be based on a specific bird species. Thanks for listening!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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You have probably at least heard of the island of Bali, but what about the Bali Myna? Probably not. Now, I don’t blame you, this bird is very endangered, and found only on the western-most part of Bali. In fact, there are probably only less than 50 i... more
As many of you probably know, I just got back from a trip to Costa Rica. The focus of this trip was 100% birding. This episode will have a different structure than most others. Instead of talking about one single bird species, this episode will have ... more
If you are a birder, you may have noticed that the focus of this episode is a little different. You would be right. Very little is known about the Ivory-billed Woodpecker. There are only a few photos and sound recordings from some deep forest in Arka... more
This might seem like a basic, neighborhood bird to you, but the Gray Catbird is actually pretty interesting. After all, it is related to the mockingbirds and thrashers, famous for their mimicking abilities. And this bird is nothing short of a virtuos... more
Just listened for the first time and was so impressed with the episode. Sam keeps his well-researched episodes entertaining. So much to learn about, and we’re looking forward to the next episode.
I’ve really been enjoying this podcast! It’s amazing that it’s hosted by a 13-year-old. His excitement about birds is contagious, and I’m learning a lot from him. He makes birding feel approachable and fun, and it’s inspired me to pay more attention to the birds around me. Such a great listen for any age!
Sam and Earl are the perfect combo! And these episodes are like little tasty morsels. My brain is filled, but I’m ready for more!
I was informed, entertained, and inspired by this podcast. I look forward to more questions from Earl!
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Focusing on the fascinating world of birds, this podcast provides a delightful blend of education and entertainment. With episodes centered around different bird species, listeners can expect to learn about key characteristics, migratory patterns, and conservation efforts while hearing engaging personal anecdotes from a youthful host. This podcast seems particularly unique as it is delivered by a 13-year-old, making the content approachable and appealing to audiences of all ages, encouraging them to appreciate avian life in their surroundings.
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