The Birding Tools Podcast

In this episode, Owner of Connecting with Birds and Nature Tours, Christopher Joe, talks about connecting with birders through bird outings.

In this episode, I'm diving into how to find birds while you're out in the field, whether that's by sight or sound.

In this episode, I take on some of the biggest bird ID struggles birders have with identifying birds. Listen on to enhance your ID skills!

In this episode, Melissa Hafting shares with us her knowledge about bird photography, starting young birders programs, the BC Rare Bird Alert, and diversity in the birding community.

This week, we'll be outlining your birding goals and resolutions for your birding journey, and we'll create the ultimate destination list!

This week, I'm diving into birding scope basics, including the differences between a scope and binoculars and what to look for in a scope.

In this episode, I dive into why winter birding is a ton of fun, tips for getting the most out of winter, and how to find birds in winter.

In this episode, Rob Porter of the Songbirding Podcast joins us to talk about how to prepare for, and start your own, Christmas Bird Count!

In this episode, I list out the pros and cons of having a bird field guide app, as well as five of the top bird apps out there today.

In this episode, I talk about bird speak – specifically, mnemonics and other tools to help us remember those bird sounds. 

In this episode, I chat with Holly Garrod, President of the Western Bird Banding Association, all about bird banding and how to get involved!

In this episode, I dive into some (seemingly) spooky birds and bird myths and demystify them!

In this episode, let's chat about the best ways to connect with other birders, from randomly meeting birders at the park to planned birding events.

In this episode, we dive into the Global Big Day and Global Birding Weekend, including what they are and how you can get involved. 

In this episode, I delve into the basics of birding ethics, including how to reduce impacts on birds, their habitats, and fellow birders.

In this episode, I'll be getting into the anatomy of your bird field guide, including what makes a great field guide and how it's organized.

This week, I'll be delving into the ten things to keep in mind when selecting a pair of binoculars. This important tool should fit YOU well!

This week I'll be getting into the top five things you need to get started with birdwatching. Birders need binoculars and a field guide, but what else?