Hannah and Erik love to spend their free time adventuring and birding. Join them as they discuss their most recent adventures and other birding topics. They are not experts but are always game to learn and experience new things. Connect with us on all the socials or send an email to: HannahandErikGoBirding@gmail.com.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 152 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureScienceHobbiesLeisure |
Wildflowers are blooming! While we might not have gotten to experience a superbloom, there is still a lot to see. We stopped by Cottonwood Canyon State Park (Oregon) and Dog Mountain (Washington) to see what flowers were out. more
There are so many variables to pelagic birding trips with weather, sea conditions, fish movement patterns, and more! So sometimes it is a surprise what you happen upon. The San Diego Bird Festival offers pelagic trips and we were lucky enough to get ... more
Jeff Bouton is a dedicated and expert digiscoper. In 2023, he accidentally did a digiscoping Big Year amounting over 1,000 species caught on camera using his iPhone and Kowa spotting scope. Listen in to hear all about digiscoping, Jeffs digiscoping t... more
San Diego has so much to offer - good restaurants and bars, beaches, outdoor recreation... and birds! Weve been to San Diego many times, so we were on the lookout for some new places to explore for drinks and birds. more
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Such a difficult balance to blend of something being really fun and enjoyable to listen to whilst also being really informative!
Great chemistry with the hosts, lots of information. The show notes might be my favorite part - loads of great info.
This is Long overdue! more
A really interesting listen when the hosts do their trip reports. I appreciate the detail and discussions of the real ins and outs, pitfalls and great areas to bird in the specific locations they visit. Knowing things like the availability of parking, restrooms or gift shops really helps me when I’m planning trips. My favorite episodes are the trip reports. more
I decided to try the podcast again today and was again appalled, this time by Hannah stumbling and mumbling over the death of Tom Johnson, a huge loss for many of us in the birding world. It was difficult to figure out the point of why she was addressing Tom’s death.; she barely remember to even say his name. As she said, Hannah did not know Tom, but many birders have written and spoken eloquent tributes to Tom and sent condolences to his family and friends without having known him. They took th... more
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Apple Podcasts | #51 | South Africa/Science/Nature |
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