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Bird’s Eye View

Mathew G. Radford
Birding
Conservation
Birdwatching
Bird Conservation
Moths
Tulsa County
Oklahoma
Natural History
Arizona
Texas
Ecology
California
Birds
Nature
Montana
Florida
Bird Species
Native Plants
Maine
Warblers

Birds, birding, and the natural world! Bird's Eye View is a podcast about the birds of the United States and the world in which they live. We take a bird's-eye-view as we explore topics related to birds, birding, and the natural world. Created and hosted by Mathew G. Radford. Please listen, follow, and enjoy!

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You will love this episode with Garrett Rhyne from Georgia. We chatted about his background, birding in Georgia, Owl banding at Lucky Peak Idaho, amazing Swainson's War... more

In this episode I had a great conversation with Ryan Sallmann from Wisconsin. We chatted about the current bird activities in WI, a recent trip he and his brother took to southern CA, a trip to see Island Scrub-Jay, and lots of little tangents about ... more

In this episode, I had a fantastic conversation with Kathy Rigling from Orange County, Florida. We talked about many of the iconic birds of Florida including Kites, Scrub-Jays, and Flamingos. We also chatted about her work as education director of OR... more

In these southwest live episodes, we take you along with us live as we bird and explore parts of TX, NM, and AZ. In this PART FIVE episode we were in Rio Rico AZ and Sandi Crest outside Albuquerque for the day!

Thank you to the many who listen and p... more

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Recent Guests

Garrett Rhyne
Researcher and Southeast Motus Coordinator, American Bird Conservancy
American Bird Conservancy
Episode: S6 E16: Informing Conservation Efforts. A conversation with Garrett Rhyne.
Kathy Rigling
Education Director at Orange Audubon Society (Florida)
Orange Audubon Society
Episode: S6 E14: Connecting People with Nature. A conversation with Kathy Rigling.
McKay Olson
Birding expert focused on Utah, county and state big years
Utah birding community
Episode: S6 E13: Birds Took Me There. A conversation with McKay Olson.
Martha McLeod
Educator, birding teacher in Rockport, Texas
Rockport, Texas educator
Episode: S6 E12: Diamonds in the Rough. A conversation with Martha McLeod.
Angelina Stancampiano
Wyoming interpretive park ranger, former Oklahoma field researcher and advocate for women in the outdoors
Wyoming State Parks
Episode: S6 E11: I Want Them to Feel Something. A conversation with Angelina Stancampiano.
Alexis Stark
Paton Center staff member, introduced on-site
Paton Center
Episode: JATB 36: Live From the Southwest. Part THREE.
David McQuade
Birding enthusiast and lifelong birder; co-leader with Tammy McQuade
Independent birder
Episode: S6 E10: I Will Marry You Someday. A conversation with David and Tammy McQuade.
Tammy McQuade
Birding enthusiast and lifelong birder; co-leader with David McQuade
Independent birder
Episode: S6 E10: I Will Marry You Someday. A conversation with David and Tammy McQuade.
Jake Thompson
Avid birding guide and organizer
Arizona Birding Guides
Episode: JATB 35: Live From the Southwest. Part TWO.

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Mathew G. Radford
Host and creator of Bird's Eye View; primary host and driving voice of the show.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 52 ratings
  • Daily Dose of Compassion

    Mathew has love for birds, that is both obvious and exciting to witness. But he also has compassion for people, making this podcast a cool, soothing salve. (Listen to him talk to the boy who makes bird sounds!)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Reno Stevens
    United States8 months ago
  • Great Podcast

    Mathew does a great job interviewing his guests and has such a nice variety of guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MarkDucki
    United Statesa year ago
  • Birding bonanza!

    I love listening to this podcast! I’m not at all finished with each episode but the ones I have listened to so far have been excellent - interesting and informative. I am really loving the Oklahoma content in particular. Thank you!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JMCinOK
    United States2 years ago
  • Great birding podcast!

    I have been enjoying this podcast immensely

    Mathew has great stories of bird encounters at great locations

    Also Amazing guests so interesting!

    This has been especially enjoyable and helpful with a texas trip ahead

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Melisabirdsong88
    United States2 years ago

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S6 E16: Informing Conservation Efforts. A conversation with Garrett Rhyne.
Q: What were the broader implications of your Swainson's Warbler study for conservation and technology?
The results not only mapped two distinct migratory pathways and wintering locations, but also validated the value of new tracking tech for informing conservation. The work demonstrated how data on altitude, stopovers, and timing can shape targeted habitat protection and cross-border collaboration.
S6 E16: Informing Conservation Efforts. A conversation with Garrett Rhyne.
Q: What was it like getting your first data back from a tagged bird, and what did it reveal about non-breeding locations?
The moment was described as a treasure-hunt-like thrill; after deploying pressure geolocators, a recaptured bird revealed a wintering path through the Yucatan Peninsula, documenting a concrete example of migratory connectivity and demonstrating the power of the new data to map precise routes.
S6 E16: Informing Conservation Efforts. A conversation with Garrett Rhyne.
Q: Describe the genesis of studying Swainson's Warblers for your master's work and how the idea evolved into a tracking project.
Garrett explains that Swainson's Warblers are a magical, understudied species with a very restricted interior-forest habitat; after collaborating with colleagues across six states, he proposed tracking them to map migratory connectivity, leveraging geolocators with emerging barometric sensors to gain altitude data and better infer non-breeding destinations.
S6 E15: Part of Something Bigger. A conversation with Ryan Sallmann.
Q: What philosophical lessons has birding taught you about life?
Birding reveals human nature, including guilt and competitive impulses, and it emphasizes that we are part of something larger, fostering an awareness of seasons, energy in the environment, and a sense of belonging to the natural world.
S6 E15: Part of Something Bigger. A conversation with Ryan Sallmann.
Q: Are you a pretty intense lifer-listing type, or more about the experience and the moment?
I use a flexible approach, keeping an informal needs list and using eBird to log lifers while prioritizing the experience and the setting; I enjoy the data and the memory, but I don't chase numbers at the expense of the moment.

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This show centers on birds, birding, and the natural world, with a focus on North American avifauna and conservation. Episodes feature in-depth conversations with birders, ecologists, educators, and conservationists, often weaving personal stories with field observations, research, and practical guidance for both novices and seasoned enthusiasts. Notable strengths include a strong emphasis on community engagement, citizen science, and education, plus a knack for spotlighting regional birding scenes and underrepresented communities in outdoor spaces. The format tends to blend memoir, field anecdotes, and expert insight, making it useful for listeners seeking inspiration, actionable birding tips, and a broader view of wildlife conservation.

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1. Garrett Rhyne
2. Kathy Rigling
3. McKay Olson
4. Martha McLeod
5. Angelina Stancampiano
6. Alexis Stark
7. David McQuade
8. Tammy McQuade

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