A podcast all about birds. Two bird experts, John Bates and Shannon Hackett, educate two amateur birders on all things bird related. With access to one of the largest bird collections in the United States, the hosts dive into exotic, rare, extinct, and also common birds. For experienced birders to people who are brand new to birding, this podcast is for anyone who has ever been interested in birds... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureScience |
John and Shannons son moved to Slovakia to play professional hockey - so we discuss a bird native to that area: The European Roller. These birds are super cool and so much fun to learn about. From their interesting leapfrogging migration pattern to A... more
This week we talk about one of Shannon’s favorite birds: The Brown Creeper. The way these tiny little birds climb all over trees, and look like a piece of bark, is truly amazing, and adorable. more
This week we talk to Louise Bodt about the European Starlings. Louise Bodt is a PhD candidate at the University of Chicago and the Field Museum using introduced birds to study rapid evolutionary change. Prior to joining the Field Museum birds lab, sh... more
This week we talk to Louise Bodt about the European Goldfinch. Although they are native to Europe, there is actually a population living in Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Louise tells us how they got there, other examples of them being int... more
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Great new podcast that has great information and fun conversations about birds!!!
I just discovered this podcast and it’s quickly becoming one of my favourites! I had no idea that ravens can play or that they use a technique called « anting » as a form of bug dope. Can’t wait to hear all the episodes I have missed and I have subscribed so hopefully won’t miss any future episodes!
Everyone should give this show a listen, from the bird-curious to the bird enthusiasts! It’s a great resource for fun facts and a great jumping off point to then dive into more research into specific topics if you want. more
I am enjoying the informal conversations between two beginner birders and the two curators of the Field Museum bird collection. While there are interesting facts and discussions, I particularly like their love and wonder of birds that clearly comes through.
Apple Podcasts | #106 | United States/Science/Nature |
Apple Podcasts | #240 | Switzerland/Science/Nature |
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