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Bird of the Day

Sam Rodgers
Rufous Hummingbird
Gray Catbird
King Eider
Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Arctic Tern
Bali Myna
Merlin
Conservation
Falconidae
Bird Migration
Costa Rica
North America
Bird Watching
Rancho Naturalista
Bali
Bird Behavior
Quebec
Washington
Seabirds
Migration

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!

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Latest Episodes

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

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Sam Rodgers
A 13-year-old birder from Eugene, Oregon, who hosts the podcast and shares informative and entertaining content about various bird species. Sam blends personal anecdotes with educational insights to make birdwatching accessible and engaging for listeners of all ages.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Spectacular, informative fun

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    chitadenita
    United States3 months ago
  • Peck-tacular!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    glaurenb
    United States5 months ago
  • So much fun – and so informative!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Feets3517
    United States5 months ago
  • Yes - more Earl please!

    I was informed, entertained, and inspired by this podcast. I look forward to more questions from Earl!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LRodgers12
    United States5 months ago

Listeners Say

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The interactive segments, like answering listener questions, are frequently praised for adding value to the educational experience.
Many reviews highlight the podcast's ability to blend humor with informative content, making it enjoyable for audiences of all ages.
Listeners appreciate the enthusiastic and youthful approach of the host, finding his excitement about birds inspiring.

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The Bali Myna
Q: Are bird feeders good for birds?
Bird feeders can be beneficial for birds by providing food, but poorly maintained feeders can lead to health issues and dependency.
The Gray Catbird
Q: Why do some birds walk rather than fly?
Sam explains that some birds can't fly and for those that can, it is often more efficient to walk or run instead of flying, depending on their physical capabilities and environmental situations.
The Merlin
Q: Why do birds have feathers over their ears?
Birds have feathers over their ears to help funnel sound into their inner ear and to keep dust and debris out, which actually enhances their hearing capabilities.
The Arctic Tern
Q: How do birds drink water?
Most birds dip their heads to fill their bills with water and then flick it back to swallow, while pigeons and doves can suck up water using their bills as straws.
The Arctic Tern
Q: What is a bird behavior commonly misinterpreted by people?
A common misconception is that pelicans can store fish in their bills for up to a week; however, their pouch acts like a fishing net instead.

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