
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 once every few weeks and will be based on a specific bird species. Listeners can also submit their bird questions to my trusty carrier pigeon, Earl, and I will answer them in episodes. Thanks f... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Categories | NatureScienceEducation | ||||

Owls are some of the most well known birds in the world. Everyone loves them, and they get really excited if they see one. Maybe it's something about their creepy hoots and nocturnal lifestyle, making it seem almost like they are magical. Maybe it's ... more
One of the rarest birds in North America, the Kirtland's Warbler lives only in the young Jack Pine forests in central Michigan, and it can only survive due to extensive conservation efforts. Sadly, it has been on the endangered species list for a lon... more
This is the first special episode! These special episodes are a way for us to learn about other aspects of birds and birding. They could be about anything from bird anatomy to why birds migrate to birds v.s. cats. If you have an idea for a new specie... more
Made famous by Charles Darwin’s groundbreaking book On the Origin of Species, the group of birds dubbed “Darwin’s Finches” is a group of small grayish birds that are almost entirely endemic to the Galapagos Islands. You have probably heard of the boo... more
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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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A warm, kid-led nature show focusing on birds, with approachable explanations of species, behaviors, and conservation. Listeners get accessible birding tips, species spotlights, and Q&A segments that make avian science feel doable for all ages. Notable strengths include a youthful host perspective, clear explanations, and actionable conservation ideas, plus engaging listener interactions through questions.
Across episodes, the show leans into species profiles, birding experiences from various habitats, and conservation themes, often pairing practical takeaways with entertaining storytelling. It's particularly noteworthy for featuring a young host who makes birding feel approachable and inviting for families and new birders, while still off... more
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