Join me as I interview avid birders to learn more about birds, birding and those who love both. Each episode will include a closer look at a specific bird. Visit @lookingatbirdspodcast on Instagram for pictures of some of the birds mentioned in each episode. New episodes release monthly, sometimes more frequently.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | NatureScienceHobbiesLeisure |
My guest is Derek Sallmann, one half of the sibling-duo behind Badgerland Birding, a popular YouTube channel with a focus on birding, bird-feeding and nature in general. They recently launched a new birding podcast: The Badgerland Birding podcast. Yo... more
My guest is Jon Dunn, lead author of the Field Guide to the Birds of North America by National Geographic, most recently the 7th edition in 2017, and a Tour Guide for WINGS, who has had a passion for birds most of his life. He’s led a few trips at th... more
For this episode, I recorded interviews with visitors that stopped by my table at the Birders Bazaar of the Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival. In addition to those interviews, a returning guest, Victor Lawrence, spoke with us about the Kookaburra. I... more
My guest is Genevieve O’Gorman, a bird lover who runs her own Chicken Rescue right here in Tucson, where we are recording this episode, so you might hear a few roosters and hens in the background. She previously volunteered at the Chicken Run Rescue ... more
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Chris's easy way of speaking and meaningful questions for the folks he is interviewing are a great way to learn more about birds and the people who look at birds. I look forward to more insightful interviews like these.
This is up on top of my list of favourite bird podcast, keep it up!
Chris interviews experienced birders and gets them to share their insights and tips for helping beginning birders. I LOVE this podcast and have learned so much about birds and bird behavior. I highly recommend this podcast for all new birders or any birder who wants take their knowledge to the next level. The podcast is professionally done with engaging questions and Chris has a great voice.
I’m new to podcasts but I found this one from a friend. It’s easy to follow and I’m learning about birds now. Thank you Chris
I like watching birds and this podcast has been a great way to learn about birds that are all around me.
Apple Podcasts | #231 | United States/Leisure/Hobbies |
Apple Podcasts | #225 | Netherlands/Leisure/Hobbies |
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