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Bird’s Eye View

Mathew G. Radford
Birding
Montana
Great Salt Lake
Conservation
Bird Conservation
Ecoregions
Environmental Consulting
Utah
Ornithology
White Crowed Sparrows
Moths
Warblers
New Jersey
Migratory Birds
Yellow-Rumped Warbler
Terns
Idaho
Mybirdclub
Bird Watching
Pine Barrens

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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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 THREE episode we were in Patagonia AZ for the day! While we were at PATON CENTER FOR HUMMINGBIRDS, I was able to chat with A... more

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You will love today's episode. In this episode I had an excellent conversation with David and Tammy McQuade. We... 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 TWO episode we were in Las Cruces NM, Wilcox AZ, and Patagonia AZ.

Thank you to the many who listen and provide monthly sup... more

Thank you to all who listen and provide monthly support! To support the show, follow this link: SUPPORT THE SHOW! It is much appreciated! You will love today's episode. In this episode I had a fun conversation with Noah Kuck from Fargo, North Dakota.... more

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Recent Guests

James H. McCommons
Author of The Feather Wars and The Great Crusade to Save America's Birds; professor emeritus
Northern Michigan University
Episode: S6 E8: The Feather Wars. A conversation with James H. McCommons.
Simone Adams
Founder and executive director of Color My Outdoors
Color My Outdoors
Episode: S6 E7: Color My Outdoors. A conversation with Simone Adams.
Jeff Cooper
Birding community member in Utah with extensive knowledge of Utah boreal owls and ecoregions
Utah birding community / local clubs
Episode: S6 E6: Near a Sagebrush Sea. A conversation with Jeff Cooper.
Kimberly Kaufman
Birding educator and director with significant contributions to bird conservation and youth engagement in birdwatching.
Black Swamp Bird Observatory
Episode: S6 E5: My Life Changed in That Instant. A conversation with Kimberly Kaufman.
Dr. Kate Goodenough
An ecologist specializing in avian biology and conservation.
University of Oklahoma
Episode: S6 E4: It's the Adventure Along the Way. A conversation with Kate Goodenough.
Seabrooke Leckie
A wildlife researcher and author focused on moth ecology and conservation.
Episode: S6 E3: A World of Incredible Diversity. A conversation with Seabrooke Leckie.
Patrick Felker
Wildlife biologist and birding enthusiast
Episode: S6 E2: Everybody Loves a Nor'easter. A conversation with Patrick Felker.
Nicholas Komar
A bird enthusiast and author, he chronicled his journey to find 900 species in a year.
Author of 'The Biggest Year in American Birding'
Episode: S6 E1: A Quest to Find 900. A conversation with Nicholas Komar.
Melanie Edwards Furr
Former Education Director for Birds Georgia, founder of Feathers with Furr
Feathers with Furr
Episode: S5 E24: Appreciating and Conserving the Birds. A conversation with Melanie Edwards Furr.

Host

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 51 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 States7 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 States10 months 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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Content is informative, accessible, and great for planning trips or learning about birds.
Hosts deliver engaging interviews with a range of guests and diverse topics.
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Talking Points

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S6 E8: The Feather Wars. A conversation with James H. McCommons.
Q: What can listeners do today to help birds in practical terms?
Reduce outdoor cat populations or containment, make homes bird-friendly by minimizing window collisions and habitat-friendly landscaping, and engage in advocacy around farm bills and habitat preservation to support both game and non-game birds.
S6 E8: The Feather Wars. A conversation with James H. McCommons.
Q: What were the key regulatory milestones that helped save bird populations?
The Shiras Bird Bill laid groundwork for federal authority to protect migratory birds; Weeks-McLean Act expanded protection to non-game birds and created a broader conservation umbrella; the Migratory Bird Treaty with Canada solidified cross-border protections and the legal framework for enforcement.
S6 E8: The Feather Wars. A conversation with James H. McCommons.
Q: Can you summarize how the Gilded Age affected birds and sparked early conservation efforts?
Black-market plume hunting and mass fashion demands devastated rookeries and many species; public outrage over feathers, coupled with the rise of Audubon-led initiatives, gradually pushed for education and regulation, laying the groundwork for later federal protections.
S6 E4: It's the Adventure Along the Way. A conversation with Kate Goodenough.
Q: What are some places you haven't seen yet in the U.S. or Canada that you want to explore or ecoregions that are on your bucket list?
I'd love to visit the Bay of Fundy to see the tidal bore and explore Newfoundland as I've only been to British Columbia.
S6 E4: It's the Adventure Along the Way. A conversation with Kate Goodenough.
Q: Where did you grow up and how did you in your youth have this love for, I guess, nature in general and maybe birds specifically evolved for you?
I grew up in Huntsville, Alabama, and I've always been one of those nature kids who was constantly outside, inspired by my family's love for nature and animals.

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What is Bird’s Eye View about and what kind of topics does it cover?

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. James H. McCommons
2. Simone Adams
3. Jeff Cooper
4. Kimberly Kaufman
5. Dr. Kate Goodenough
6. Seabrooke Leckie
7. Patrick Felker
8. Nicholas Komar

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