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Women Birders (Happy Hour)

Hannah Buschert
Birding
Conservation
Women In Birding
Birding Community
Conservation Biology
Women Birders
White-Bellied Woodstar
Women In Science
Colombia
Environmental Education
Rio Grande Valley
Least Tern
Ground Cuckoo Shrike
Birds Chile
Pel's Fishing Owl
Harpy Eagle
Birds & the Belles
Indian Yellow-Nosed Albatross
India
Oklahoma

Have you ever wished you had birding friends you could happy hour with? Hannah does... In each episode, expect an interesting interview with an artist, or a professional, or maybe a naturalist - all of which are women who love birds. Also, in the spirit of a good happy hour, Hannah will come up with a different alcoholic concoction based on a bird mentioned in the interview. Check out Women Birder... more

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Shell is the founder of Birds & The Belles and an amazing community of women birders in the UK!

Learn more about Eurasian Bittern!

Eurasian Bittern

• 2 oz Gin

• 1 oz triple sec

• 1 oz simple syrup

• 1 tbsp cranberry jam

• Crushed ice

• Mint for ga... more

Melanie is the owner and guide of Feathers with Furr!

Learn more about Chimney Swifts!

Chimney Swift

·       1 ½ oz Rum 

·       ¾ oz Campari

·       1 ½ oz Pineapple juice

·       ½ oz Fresh lime juice

·       ½ oz Maple syrup

·       2 dashes bl... more

Lindsey is the founder of the Louisville Women's Birding Club!

Learn more about Osprey.

Osprey

• 1.5 oz Bourbon

• 0.75 oz Orange liqueur or Cointreau

• 1 oz Fresh lime juice

• 1 oz Cranberry juice

• Ice

Instructions

1.    To a shaker, add bourbo... more

Sarah is a researcher, advocate, and journalist based in the UK.

Learn more about White-tailed Eagle.

Come to Costa Rica with us and Naturalist Journeys!

White-tailed Eagle

•  1 oz lemon juice  

•  1 oz simple syrup

•  3 oz green tea, fresh brewe... more

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Recent Guests

Shell Clarke
Founder and CEO of Birds & The Belles, a nationwide all-female birding group in the UK.
Birds & The Belles
Episode: Shell Clarke - Eurasian Bittern
Melanie Furr
Georgia-based birder, educator, community builder, and guide
Feathers with Furr
Episode: Melanie Furr - Chimney Swift
Lindsey Brown
Birder and founder of the Louisville Women's Birding Club
Louisville Women's Birding Club
Episode: Lindsey Brown - Osprey
Liliana Trujillo
Bird guide from Colombia
Bird in Paradise Colombia (own company)
Episode: Liliana Trujillo - Andean Motmot
Dan Rouse
Birder and conservation advocate based in the UK
Independent; UK birding community
Episode: Dan Rouse - Long-tailed Skua (Jaeger)
Nina Hale
Artist and birder based in Minnesota, creator of spectrogram-inspired bracelets highlighting endangered and extinct birds
Independent artist
Episode: Nina Hale - Red Bird-of-Paradise
Sandra Morocho
Birder, guide, conservationist, and community activist
Quijos Valley, Ecuador
Episode: Sandra Morocho - Collared Inca
Leiden Heredia
Colombian birder and touristic birding guide, also known as Asherita Viajera
Asherita Viajera/Asherita Viajera brand
Episode: Asherita Viajera - Nava's Wren
Melba Aguilera
Birder and private guiding entrepreneur in Cozumel
Cozumel Birding Tours
Episode: Melba Aguilera - Cozumel Vireo

Host

Hannah
Host focused on interviewing a broad range of women in birding, combining discussions with a themed cocktail concept tied to the guest bird.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 37 ratings
  • Fun bird podcast

    I love both the information in this podcast and, as a woman myself, I appreciate this podcast broadcasting the voice and experience of female birders

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ----11:
    Canada4 years ago
  • Love the variety of women interviewed

    I am really enjoying the variety of women birders and artists that Hannah interviews. There are so many different perspectives and backgrounds.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FloridaSue
    United States4 years ago
  • Safe Space to Chirp

    Appreciate the kind and welcoming vibe Hannah! Keep it up! 🙏🏽🕊🙏🏽Jo

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Doobah
    United States5 years ago
  • Fun and important

    Great stuff and important perspective from one of the creators of the also-excellent Hannah and Erik Go Birding podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NC_N8
    United States5 years ago
  • As a woman birder I adore this podcast! Hannah inspires me to support other birding women whenever I'm out birding.

    Podchaser
    5
    Brittany Tartaglia
    5 years ago

Listeners Say

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Audience notes include a desire for broader diversity and inclusion across guest backgrounds.
Shows are appreciated for variety in guests, backgrounds, and perspectives.
The community vibe and welcoming host tone are frequently highlighted as strengths.
Episodes are described as fun, informative, and well-constructed, with engaging guest stories.
Listeners praise open, supportive discussions and the voice given to women in birding.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#95
Canada/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#204
Netherlands/Science/Nature

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Shell Clarke - Eurasian Bittern
Q: So as you've gone through this journey with the group, do you find that like your members tend to be like people who weren't into Birding in the first place, or are they women who, you know, like just didn't find a network that worked for them?
Clarke says members include both newcomers and women who lacked a suitable birding network. The group welcomes people without equipment or experience, shares gear, and emphasizes community over expertise.
Shell Clarke - Eurasian Bittern
Q: So how did you get started in the first place with birding?
After cancer treatment and a surgery-related disability, Clarke moved to Yorkshire for a fresh start with her now-wife. Visiting Bempton Cliffs sparked her interest in birds. Feeling vulnerable going out alone, she asked on Facebook whether local women wanted to join her, and the response led to Birds & The Belles.
Melanie Furr - Chimney Swift
Q: What inspired you to start your own bird education company after leaving Birds Georgia?
Melanie explains it was a combination of funding challenges for ongoing programs and a personal commitment to serving underserved audiences, leading her to create a more flexible, community-focused approach through Feathers with Furr.
Lindsey Brown - Osprey
Q: But first, Lindsey, would you please tell us about yourself?
Lindsey introduces herself as a 32-year-old birder in the Louisville area who grew up with a birding interest sparked by her father's book and a love for animals and conservation; she explains her career path into data analytics and how birding became a lifelong passion.
Liliana Trujillo - Andean Motmot
Q: So, who or what has been the most influential in your birding?
Liliana describes the influence of mentors and early experiences, from her university days to meeting a professor who invited her to join a birding group, which sparked her passion and led to starting her own guiding business.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Women Birders

What is Women Birders about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on women who love birds, blending interviews with practical field stories, conservation insights, and the social side of birding. Episodes frequently highlight guides, researchers, artists, and community-builders who connect people with birds, often weaving in mentorship, safety, and inclusivity topics. A distinctive feature is pairing conversation with a themed cocktail tied to a bird, making the vibe welcoming and approachable for beginners while offering depth on advocacy, field techniques, and regional birding scenes. The format and guest mix suggest a broad appeal to nature lovers, aspiring birders, and professionals seeking relatable, experience-based perspectives from women in the field.

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Which podcasts are similar to Women Birders?

These podcasts share a similar audience with Women Birders:

1. Bird Nerd Book Club
2. Hannah and Erik Go Birding
3. Life List: A Birding Podcast
4. The Badgerland Birding Podcast
5. Naturally Adventurous

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Women Birders launched 6 years ago and published 123 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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What guests have appeared on Women Birders?

Recent guests on Women Birders include:

1. Shell Clarke
2. Melanie Furr
3. Lindsey Brown
4. Liliana Trujillo
5. Dan Rouse
6. Nina Hale
7. Sandra Morocho
8. Leiden Heredia

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