
Noticing birds changes how you see the world. Explore the fascinating lives of Australian birds through birdwatching, stories and science in everyday places. Hosted by Kirsty Costa.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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There’s nothing like a dose of nature knowledge with a generous side of joy and hope. As a professional scientist, I come to this pod for two reasons: 1) when I need top class, in-depth science and knowledge about our feathery friends, shared by the experts that know them best, and 2) when I want a podcast that lets me relax and soak in the delightful stories of bird nerds. With Kirsty, I always feel in safe hands. And knowing that there’s such a remarkable legion of bird lovers out there is pro... more
I only started listening this year and I’ve learned so much from Kirsty and her guests. This pod has inspired me to get out birding again - something I haven’t done since being a child (I’m 41 now)!
It’s interesting, easy to understand and follow and provides practical tips to help you bird better.
I love this show! Kirsty and WB really helped me get back into enjoying bird watching, bird noticing and appreciating what makes birds so special. It’s also helped me focus on the positives, when it’s so easy to focus on the negatives with anything wildlife related.
Episodes are a perfect length and the show’s great for everyone, from beginners to the most advanced birders! Thank you Kirsty!
Thank you Kristy for your absolutely beautiful, positive and informative podcast. Everything about it is perfect from the intro music to the guests.
I have always loved birds and learn more every time I listen to you 💗🦉
That’s right! Not just a podcast for “bird nerds” or “ twitchers” but anyone who wants to get more from their visits to the outdoors and when travelling. Kirsty is a great host and researcher and so responsive. The topics are interesting, filled with experts in their field and the presentation is engaging and easy to listen to. I now find myself and my family are more engaged outdoorsy people. My favourite podcast!
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A nature-focused show that centers on bird life in Australia, blending practical birding tips with science and conservation stories. Episodes feature diverse guests—from athletes and scientists to authors and technologists—discussing birds, habitats, identification, photography, and the human stories that connect people to the natural world. The mix of field observations, community engagement, and accessible science makes it approachable for beginners while still resonant for seasoned birders. A standout aspect is the host's warm, encouraging style and a strong emphasis on inclusivity and everyday birdwatching in familiar places, which may appeal to listeners seeking inspiration, mindfulness, and practical takeaways for outdoor exploration.... more
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Recent guests on Weekend Birder include:
1. Alex Maisey
2. Coen Pearson
3. Mitch Kenny
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