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Looking at Birds: A Birding Podcast

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  • E60 - Derek Sallmann + Snowy Owl & Badgerland Birding
    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. You can also find Derek and his brother Ryan, out and around Wisconsin, leading birding tours.For more from Derek and Badgerland Birding, check out the following:Blog - http://badgerlandbirding.wordpress.comYouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@BadgerlandBirdingPodcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/7wtoWCxAaj0dvQuXq2nxYD?si=e9365264ac694f5fTheir YouTube Episode on the Grenada Dove -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqEQkzqRugcChapters00:00 - Intro00:57 - Derek’s Recent “First of the Year” Birding06:54 - How Derek Became Interested in Birding10:39 - Derek’s Earliest memory of a Bird11:33 - Derek’s Memorable Encounter with a Bird: Grenada Dove14:06 - Bird of the Episode: Snowy Owl25:02 - How the Badgerland Birding YouTube Channel Began33:58 - Derek Shares about the new Badgerland Birding Podcast38:04 - Derek Shares One Last Thing 38:44 - OutroFor pictures of the Snowy Owl taken by Derek and Ryan, please check out @lookingatbirdspodcast on Instagram. Thank you for listening!
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  • E59 - Jon Dunn + Clapper Rail
    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 this year's Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival and I’m happy he was able to join us for this episode. Chapters00:00 - Introduction00:33 - Jon’s Recent Birding02:40 - Some of Jon’s WINGS’ Trips04:35 - How Jon Joined WINGS05:18 - Some of Jon’s Upcoming Trips06:12 - Birding in Idaho07:16 - How Jon became Interested in Birds08:11 - Earliest Memory of a Bird (Stellar’s Jay)09:18 - One of Jon’s Memorable Encounter with a Bird 12:44 - Bird of the Episode: Clapper Rail20:02 - Jon & The Field Guide to the Birds of North America by National Geographic22:30 - Bringing Visual Representations of Birds to the Pages26:30 - Jon & Peterson’s Guide to Warblers28:34 - Connecticut Warblers that Walk?32:46 - Jon & the AOS Checklist Committee 37:50 - Before We Go39:33 - OutroFor pictures of the Clapper Rail, please checkout the podcast's Instagram: @lookingatbirdspodcastThank you for listening,  I hope you enjoy the holidays and have a happy new year!
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  • E58 - RGVBF 2023 + Kookaburra
    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 hope you enjoy the episode!Chapters00:00 - Intro00:33 - Welcome to the RGVBF01:04 - Janine from Harlingen08:06 - Jessenia from McAllen10:15 - Cathy from Palm View12:55 - Jeff from Edinburgh16:43 - Keri from Port Isabel21:01 - Scottie from Harlingen24:16 - Ivan from Victoria, Mx28:32 - Susan from Harlingen30:46 - Bird of the Episode: Kookaburra w/Victor43:42 - OutroFor pictures of the Kookaburras and some of the other birds discussed this episode, please check out @lookingatbirdspodcast on Instagram.Thank you for listening!
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  • E57 - Genevieve O'Gorman + Chickens
    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 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she received her first chicken. She also worked with chickens and other farm animals at the Bluebird Gap Farm in Hampton, Virginia, where among other responsibilities, they made chicken sweaters for those without feathers. If you have any chicken-related questions, you can reach out to Genevieve via her email:  [email protected] Chapters00:00 - Intro01:26 - Some of the Birds that Visit the Rescue02:09 - Genevieve’s Background with Birds05:44 - Bird of the Episode: Chicken32:06 - How Genevieve Started her Rescue37:48 - Typical day @ The Rescue 43:26 - What Care looks like for Chickens47:37 - Before We Go48:16 - OutroFor pictures of some of the chickens discussed on the podcast, please check out @lookingatbirdspodcast on Instagram. Thank you for listening!
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  • E56 - Robert Gallardo + Ocellated Quail & Guide to the Birds of Honduras
    My guest is Robert Gallardo, a California native who moved to Honduras in 1993 for the Peace Corps and then stayed for the tropical birds. He is now considered the country's leading authority on both birds and butterflies. He leads tours for Naturalist Journeys and Fauna Ventures to Panama, Honduras, Costa Rica and Trinidad & Tobago. Robert is the current President of the Pro Nature Honduras Foundation, a small non-profit which promotes nature-based sustainable tourism and environmental education. He is also the co-founder of the Honduran Ornithological Society. He has authored two editions of the "Guide to the Birds of Honduras." Along with his most recent book: "Guide to the Butterflies of Honduras.” For more information on some of the tours Robert leads, you can check out:https://www.naturalistjourneys.com/https://faunaventures.com/For more information about both of his books, you can check out the following article:https://blog.naturalistjourneys.com/2022/07/29/butterfly-guide-book/For pictures of some of the birds discussed in the episode, please check out the podcast's Instagram: @lookingatbirdspodcastChapters00:00 - Intro01:17 - Recent Birding Trip to the Sky Islands02:18 - Birding background05:43 - Memorable Encounter with Snowy Cotingas09:21 - Bird of the Episode: Ocellated Quail20:34 - Guide to the Birds of Honduras (Not a Field Guide)25:45 - Before we Go26:29 - OutroThank you for Listening!
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