Hannah and Erik Go Birding
Hannah Buschert and Erik OstranderHannah 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.
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- A real birdy podcast
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
Apple Podcasts5Ashy Rats
United States2 months ago - Tried again, cringing again, preparation needed
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
Apple Podcasts1EmmaSparrowUnited States2 months ago - Great podcast for the everyday birder
I just discovered this podcast and I really enjoy it. I’ve been a serious birder since 2017 and it’s nice to have finally found a podcast that’s produced by like minded folks. Keep it up! more
Apple Podcasts5steamboat89United States2 months ago - Difficult to listen to …
This sounded like a good podcast to listen to. Unfortunately, I could not get through even one episode. Why does the word “like” have to be peppered throughout every conversation? It may be an eye opener to Hannah and Erik if they listened to one of their podcasts and counted how many times they say “like” where it clearly does not belong.
Apple Podcasts1Real FoodUnited States3 months ago - Just the right mix
Great mix of passion, personal insights, science, current issues in birding, and quirkiness. For me, Hannah and Erik’s banter is the perfect counterpart to their seriousness about making birding more accessible for us all. It’s refreshing to just hear decent people cover delicate issues the best they can, with a dose of humility, when it’s needed. Definitely one of my go-to sources for my bird fix.
Apple Podcasts5swaddoups
United Kingdom5 months ago
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