Podcasts about global big day

How birding can be a natural remedy for anything negative going on in our lives. Spring migration comings & goingsSmitten with pigeonsWorld Migratory Bird Day, May 10, 2025eBird's Global Big Day, May 10, 2025Feb. episode about how to do a bird count***This podcast is created and recorded by Candi Lynn FitePodcast artwork is created by Candi Lynn FiteMusic: "Beautiful Rainbow" by Victor Music, Music Standard License with Envato Market

This spring's World Migratory Bird Day and Global Big Day are coming May 10

There is great excitement in the studio today. Folks from the Grassland Bird Trust are here to tell us about “Raptor Fest: On the Wing of Migration,” taking place at the Durkeetown Baptist Church in Fort Edward, New York on Saturday, May 10 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Raptor Fest is part of the worldwide birdwatching event: Global Big Day, observing spring migration with birders worldwide.

The results of this month's Global Big Day are in!

In this episode of Indigenous Earth, we delve into the powerful story of the Kauaʻi ʻōʻō, the last bird of its kind, whose final song is a stark reminder of the silence left behind by extinction. Join Frank Oscar Weaver as he shares his journey into birdwatching during the pandemic and an inspiring van life adventure that brought him closer to birds and conservation. Learn more about Global Big Day, where bird enthusiasts worldwide use the eBird app to record, cherish, and protect the melodies that make our planet vibrant. Discover how you, too, can help safeguard these beautiful songs by participating and collecting the melodies of birds around you. Gain insights, find your passion, and be part of a global movement that strives to preserve the soundscape of our precious planet. Download the eBird app, and visit Cornell Lab's Global Big Day page for more information.  Learn more about the Kauaʻi ʻōʻō bird. 

One of my favorite birding days of the year is coming up this Saturday.

Part 2 of of the report of our October 14, 2023 Global Big Day.

Part 1 of of the report of our October 14, 2023 Global Big Day.

The Global Big Day is one of our favorite events each year.  Birders join together across the globe on a single day to census birds!  It's great for science, education, and just great fun. Main Story Begins at: 7:35Show noteseBird Global Big DayeBird Global Big Day updateGlobal Bird FairWings over WillapaBirding is the World Brazil tripSpring ChirpRio Grande Valley Birding FestivalBird Nerd Giveaway:  Deadline: June 27.  Send us your favorite bird fact!  One randomly selected winner will receive Sibley Birder's Trivia: A Card Game.eBird Trip Report:https://ebird.org/tripreport/127164Birds mentioned: Intro Bird Call: Hairy Woodpecker (Recorded: Oregon, January,  2023) Outro Bird Call: Steller's Jay (Recorded: Oregon July, 2019)Connect with us at...IG: @Hannahgoesbirding and @Erikgoesbirding Twitter: @WeGoBirding Facebook: @HannahandErikGoBirding Email us at HannahandErikGoBirding@gmail.com Website: http://www.gobirdingpodcast.com

Hannah and Erik stick closer to home in search of a long wanted bird, the Sooty Grouse.  They explore some local logging roads and a few hotspots they've never birded before!Main Story Begins at: 13:05Show notesGive us a call and leave a voicemail about your Global Big Day at +1 (503) 468-6901.Global Big DayeBird Global Big Day Global Bird Fair STUDY SUGGESTS ‘NOT ALL IS LOST' FOR IVORY-BILLED WOODPECKERYou'll (Probably) Never See This Giant, Extinct WoodpeckerBirding is the World Brazil tripSpring ChirpSibley Bird Trivia Card GameEdible Spruce TipseBird Trip Report:https://ebird.org/tripreport/134115 Birds mentioned:Sooty GrouseIntro Bird Call: Western Tanager (Recorded: Oregon, May,  2023) Outro Bird Call: Pacific Wren (Recorded: Oregon April, 2020)Connect with us at...IG: @Hannahgoesbirding and @Erikgoesbirding Twitter: @WeGoBirding Facebook: @HannahandErikGoBirding Email us at HannahandErikGoBirding@gmail.com Website: http://www.gobirdingpodcast.com

It may not be a particularly birdy trip, but seeing Petra and Wadi Rum is truly an incredible experience!  Thank you to Kowa Sporting Optics for your support!Main Story Begins at: 9:00Show notesGive us a call and leave a voicemail telling us about your Global Big Day at +1 (503) 468-6901. (We tried WhatsApp and that didn't work - so just call the number, email, or message)*Correction: Erik said the Siq leading down to the Treasury in Petra was 200 meters tall but the correct height is 80-100 meters.Champions of the FlywayGlobal Big DayeBird Global Big Day Global Bird FairVisit PetraWadi Rum Desert Eco TourseBird Trip Report:Israel and Jordan overall trip reportBirds mentioned:Hooded WheatearFan-tailed RavenSinai Rosefinch Intro Bird Call: Hairy Woodpecker (Recorded: Nehalem, Oregon, January,  2023) Outro Bird Call: Chestnut-crowned Antpitta (Recorded: Colombia, October, 2022)Connect with us at...IG: @Hannahgoesbirding and @Erikgoesbirding Twitter: @WeGoBirding Facebook: @HannahandErikGoBirding Email us at HannahandErikGoBirding@gmail.com Website: http://www.gobirdingpodcast.com

Hoy, 13 de mayo de 2023, se lleva a cabo una emocionante jornada del Global Big Day, en la cual Colombia muestra por qué ostenta el título del país con la mayor diversidad de especies de aves en el mundo. Desde su creación en 2005, Colombia ha ganado este evento en 10 ocasiones. Loreta Rosselli. Asociación Colombiana de Ornitología (ACO)

Colombia el país con mayor número de especies de aves en el mundo en esta nueva jornada del Global Big Day, reúne a científicos y aficionados en la observación y registro de aves de todo el mundo, además es una gran oportunidad para seguir trayendo a miles de turistas de todo el mundo a disfrutar del Turismo de Naturaleza desde el avistamiento de aves, así lo indica, Gilberto Salcedo, Vicepresidente de Turismo de Procolombia

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Suzy shares some of her bird experiences while on vacation in Portugal, and tells how you can join our team for the Global Big Day - an important and exciting event in the birding calendar! On the Global Big Day people around the world will go birding and then upload their checklists to eBird. In this way, not only are they enjoying our wonderful bird life, but they are providing important data via community science to widen knowledge around bird populations during migration time. Suzy explains how you can be join the Casual Birder Podcast Team for the event! Stay listening for a short recording of a Nightingale, Blackbird, Collared Dove and European Goldfinch. Links Join the Casual Birder Podcast Team for the Global Big Day 2023. Sign up here: https://casualbirder.com/global-big-day-2023 Please donate to our Just Giving page for BirdLife International - and share the link with your friends: https://www.justgiving.com/page/suzy-buttress-casualbirderteam

Suzy is back! In this episode, she shares her recent birding experiences and encounters with fellow enthusiasts, and the excitement of watching nesting Blue Tits, characterful Rooks and some unexpected Grey Wagtails. Suzy also announces the launch of the Casual Birder Bird Club, and invites listeners to join the show's team for the Global Big Day birding event on 13th May 2023. Links mentioned in the show: Sign the Swift petition here The Casual Birder Bird Club - sign up! Visit The Casual Birder Podcast clothing store Facebook group link The Bearded Tit Podcast  Join our Team for the Global Big Day Support the show - Buy me a virtual coffee on Ko-Fi.com Timestamps: 00:00:00 Introduction Suzy introduces the episode and shares the changes she's noticed as the breeding season ramps up. She also requests listeners to sign a petition created by Hannah Bourne Taylor to help increase the number of suitable nesting sites for the Swift birds in the UK. Sign the Swift petition here 00:02:51 Dawn Chorus and Springtime Dawn Chorus and Springtime, Suzy shares the beautiful sound of the Dawn Chorus she recorded and talks about the changes she has noticed in the garden as the weather gets better. She also discusses her plans for the podcast for the coming months. 00:06:16 Casual Birder Bird Club Suzy talks about the monthly virtual Casual Birder Bird Club she launched and how listeners can join. She also mentions her plans to invite specialists to give talks on bird identification and other related topics. The Casual Birder Bird Club - sign up! 00:08:24 Shoutouts to members of the birding community Suzy thanks the members of the show's Facebook group for their support and mentions Karin for taking over moderating duties. She also gives shoutouts to birders she met while out and about over the last couple of months and talks about the birds she saw. Visit The Casual Birder Podcast clothing store where embroidered hats, shirts and sweatshirts featuring The Casual Birder Podcast artwork are now available to buy. Join the show's Facebook group: Facebook group link 00:22:53 Nest Box Season Suzy shares her excitement about the nesting season in her garden and how a Blue Tit has returned to her garage nest box. She also talks about another Blue Tit checking out their Camera nest box. 00:24:19 Rooks are full of character Suzy talks about how her garden makeover has affected Rooksy the Rook's visits to her house. She describes how Rooksie now parades on their patio until someone notices it and gives it treats. We are introduced to Rooksy's mate Billy, and the behaviour of Patches demonstrates how each bird has their own character. 00:27:50 Advert for The Bearded Tit Podcast  00:28:16 Hampshire Ornithological Society Members Day - report Suzy recently joined the Hampshire Ornithological Society and on 1st April attended a Members Day, which had talks given by various bird experts. 00:31:51 Global Big Day 13th May 2023 Suzy invites listeners to join the Casual Birder Podcast team for the upcoming Global Big Day on May 13th. The team will be raising funds for Birdlife International. Join our Team for the Global Big Day 00:34:16 Wrap and Close Support the Show - Buy me a virtual coffee on Ko-Fi.com The Casual Birder Podcast   https://casualbirder.com/ Don't miss an episode - follow the show! Thank you to Randy Braun for designing the artwork for the show. The theme music is Short Sleeved Shirt by The Drones. Thanks to them for letting me use it. Check out their website at www.dronesmusic.net

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Avui al Recapte parlem amb Meritxell Faiges, regidora de Turisme de L'Ampolla, sobre el Global Big Day, activitat ornitològica d'abast mundial que es durà a terme al municipi el proper, 14 de maig.

A la primera entrevista del Recapte parlem amb Meritxell Faiges, regidora de Turisme de L'Ampolla, sobre el Global Big Day, activitat ornitològica d'abast mundial que es durà a terme al municipi el proper, 14 de maig. I, avui "Anem a la biblioteca" Francesc Balagué de Sant Jaume d'Enveja, on el seu director David Magriñá ens descobreix totes les activitats culturals programades per als pròxims dies.

¡Hola!Esta semana nos preparamos para el Global Big Day hablando de colibríes, patos y barranqueros con Francisco Piedrahita.Francisco lleva 30 años avistando y fotografiando aves. Con él hablamos sobre lo que le apasiona de la ornitología y de su colección de más de 15.000 fotografías de aves. Conversamos también sobre cómo ha cambiado el hobby de la observación de aves en Colombia y sobre sus viajes de aviturismo, desde Papúa Nueva Guinea hasta los archipiélagos del océano ártico.¡Pasen a escuchar!¿Quieres ayudar a que Expertos de Sillón siga existiendo?Si te gusta Expertos de Sillón, considera convertirte en un mecenas del pódcast. Puedes hacerlo a través de una contribución de 3, 5 o 10 dólares al mes.Trabajamos mucho para que recibas este pódcast cada semana. Conseguir invitados, acordar temas, grabar y editar toma varias horas e involucra el trabajo de muchas personas. Con tu contribución puedes ayudar a que Expertos de Sillón se sostenga como podcast independiente, y tendrás nuestra apreciación infinita.Sobre nuestro invitadoFrancisco fue hasta hace poco rector de la Universidad Icesi en Cali, cargo que desempeñó por 25 años. Antes de eso trabajó en la Organización Carvajal. Pueden encontrar sus fotos de aves en Flickr. Les compartimos algunas:Nuestro sueño de una gran conversaciónParte de la meta de nuestro pódcast es facilitar conversaciones entre nuestros oyentes que vayan más allá de los episodios. Queremos conocer tus obsesiones y teorías totalizantes. Por eso abrimos un servidor en Discord que esperamos convertir en un lugar para conocernos mejor y seguir conversando.Si el episodio de hoy te deja con ganas de continuar la conversación, únete al servidor y haz parte de nuestro experimento. ¡Esperamos verte allá!Para aprender másRecursos y encuentros:📌 Guía de las aves de Colombia de Steven Hilty.📌 La plataforma eBird del Laboratorio de Ornitología de la Universidad de Cornell.📌 Feria de aves de Cali.Algunas especies:📌 Picozapato o Shoebill📌 Casuarius📌 Aves del paraíso📌 Colibrí cola de espátula📌 Barranquero📌 Gallito de roca This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit expertosdesillon.substack.com

Euan, The Edinburgh Birdwatcher, is celebrating 20 years of birding. He tells Suzy about his birding style and what birdwatching means to him. Also, there's big news from the Blue Tits that Suzy is watching via remote camera and, in Last Call, listen to a glorious, uninterrupted 5 minutes of dawn chorus birdsong from the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire. Timestamps & Links 00:00:00 Pre-roll and intro music 00:00:56  Opening & Announcements Last Episode - Springtime Birding Last episode Global Big Day On 14th May The Casual Birder Podcast Team will be taking part in the Global Big Day on 14th May 2022 . I would love you to join us! We will all be birding in our own locations, and sharing our checklists to the team account giving us a combined total of species for the team. You do not have to be an expert to take part, and you can bird from your back garden if you wish. There will be exclusive team events in the run-up to the Big Day so sign up now! Join the team for the Global Big Day Podchaser's #Reviews4Good  During April, Podchaser runs #Reviews4Good - donating 25 cents  for every podcast review, and doubling it when the podcaster posts a reply. This year's charity is World Central Kitchen, which provides meals in response to humanitarian, climate, and community crises. Leave a review for The Casual Birder Podcast here: 00:02:58 Euan, The Edinburgh Birdwatcher, Part 1 The Edinburgh Birdwatcher website  00:14:15 Podcast Promo - The Wild Podcast The Wild Podcast 00:15:12 Euan, The Edinburgh Birdwatcher, Part 2 00:23:28 Support the Show Buy me a virtual coffee on Ko-Fi.com 00:24:22 Euan, The Edinburgh Birdwatcher, Part 3 Euan's past appearances Episode 48 Euan's past appearances Episode 74 00:37:08 Suzy's birding notes Suzy has been visiting the Forest of Dean in Gloucestershire and spent a lovely day birding with listener Anneke. 00:41:12 Nestbox News The Blue Tits have been busy: 11 eggs being incubated in one box, and a nest finally being built in the other 00:44:28 What have you seen? Tell me about your bird sightings 00:46:06 Wrap and Close 00:46:50 Last Call Last Call is an uninterrupted recording of bird song and sounds from a specific location, that gives you a flavour of what it was like to be there. This episode, Last Call is provided by John Buttress, recorded in the Forest of Dean on 16th April 2022 at 6:00am In the layers of sound you can hear: Great Tit, Carrion Crow, Blackbird, Nuthatch, Blue Tit, the high-pitched call of a Goldcrest, Wren, Blackcap, Stock Dove, a Pheasant calling and flapping its wings in display and a great Spotted Woodpecker drumming   Don't miss an episode - follow the show! Thanks to Randy Braun for designing the artwork for the show. The theme music is Short Sleeved Shirt by The Drones. Thanks to them for letting me use it. Check out their website at www.dronesmusic.net    

Spring has arrived!  Find out what we saw during our group Spring Equinox birding, and there's big news from our nestbox cam. Also, hear how you can join our team for the Global Big Day! More information and the episode transcript can be found at Episode 110 home page Time codes and Links 00:00:00 Opening 00:01:00  Introduction Last episode 00:03:49 Spring Equinox birding Live Webcam of Rutland Ospreys 00:12:08 Group birding event and reports eBird Trip report 00:21:58 Global Big Day Join The Casual Birder Podcast Team 00:23:20 Nestbox News 00:26:40 Garden Nature Offer Use offer code CBP10 to get 10% off your purchase As an affiliate of Garden Nature, The Casual Birder Podcast receives a small percentage of the proceeds at no extra expense to you when you use my link to buy their products Garden Nature affiliate link 00:27:41 Your bird sightings 00:31:25 Support the Show Buy me a virtual coffee on Ko-Fi.com 00:32:17 Top 5 Birds 00:34:55 Reviews 4 Good 00:35:49 Keep in touch Tell me about your bird sightings 00:35:58 Wrap and Close 00:36:23 Last call - Eider, Isle of Rum, Scotland   Website: CasualBirder.com Don't miss an episode - follow the show! Thanks to Randy Braun for designing the artwork for the show. The theme music is Short Sleeved Shirt by The Drones. Thanks to them for letting me use it. Check out their website at www.dronesmusic.net  

Sooooooo many Northern Saw-whet Owls!!  Lots of other amazing birds and adventures during 2021 at the Rocky Point Bird Observatory too! On this episode Ann Nightingale and Jannaca Chick joined us with a wrap-up of the banding season and to do a bit of a deep dive into the second busiest year of Northern Saw-whet Owl banding at RPBO. This year a pilot project was launched to deploy 38 Motus tags on Northern Saw-whet Owls in collaboration with the Vancouver Island University and the Tatlayoko Lake Bird Observatory. Curious about what Motus is? Check out this amazing technology by visiting motus.org and search for Project 434 - Tracking movement of Northern Saw-whet Owls in Coastal BC (#434) Want to support (adopt) and follow a Northern Saw-whet Owl with a Motus tag? The Adopt a Motus-tagged Northern Saw-whet Owl program is now available by visiting Adopt a Motus Tagged NSWO  Follow the Rocky Point Bird Observatory Fall Migration Blog that was written each week by a banding team member by clicking on this link.  RPBO Blog The Team Rocky Pointers completed their Big Sit on October 9th to raise funds for the Birds Canada Great Canadian Birdathon and the Rocky Point Bird Observatory.  So far $5,450.00 has been raised and the team is still accepting donations until December 31, 2021.  You can support them by following this link The Rocky Pointers . A BIG shout out to the team members who participated in both of the 2021 Global Big Day's and a special thank you to those who made a donation.  Are you interested in joining the Rocky Point Bird Observatory team as a Lead Educator? It's a part-time paid position and you can contact President Jennifer Armstrong for more information at prez@rpbo.org or at rpbo@rpbo.org Check out the Rocky Point Bird Observatory website at rpbo.org and visit their Facebook Page or Instagram Page for photographs from the 2021 banding seasons. The Rocky Point Bird Observatory is a non-profit organization and relies upon donations and grants to operate. If you would like to support the organization or this podcast you can do so by following this link: Donate to the Rocky Point Bird Observatory To find out more about the Rocky Point Bird Observatory, become a member or even volunteer with them please visit the website at rpbo.org Please be sure to visit and follow us on the Bird Babble Podcast Facebook Page and the Bird Babble Instagram Page If you have any questions or comments, they can be sent to us at birdbabblerpbo@gmail.com Music for this Bird Babble episode is provided with thanks by Purple Planet and their website can be found at purple-planet.com

This week a recap of the Global Bog Day, October 9 2021

In this exciting never-before done live special, join Tony and Bud as they take to the outdoors and celebrate global big day! The biggest day in birding just got a little bigger as as the Bird Boys themselves show you what real birding is all about!

Sean Milnes, Jordan Rutter, and Purbita Saha join the May 2021 This Month in Birding panel to talk about some of the most important bird and birding related news items of the month. Links to items discussed: Female Bird Day (6:56) Colombia boycotts the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Global Big Day (8:52) AOS moves forward on changing English bird names (17:25) The period cicada's Brood X is here and impacting birds (24:15) Chicago releases feral cats into the city (33:40) Estimates of bird populations mean there are 6 wild birds per human (42:35) And don't forget that Black Birders Week is next week! Thanks to Field Guides for sponsoring this episode. Check out their new video series, Out Birding with Field Guides. Subscribe to the podcast at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Google Podcasts, and please leave a rating or a review if you are so inclined! We appreciate it!

On May 8th 2021, bird watchers around the world took part in the Global Big Day. This 24-hour event encouraged birders to see as many species as possible within their local area. The Casual Birder Podcast entered a team to take part in the event. Members of the team had a range of birding experience, from novice to expert, and saw 430 species in locations in Australia, UK & Europe and North America. Hear about Suzy’s experience of the Big Day where she saw 54 species, visited two RSPB reserves and did a spot of garden bird watching from the bedroom window in the morning. Timestamps 00:00:00 Opening 00:01:17 Introduction Last episode Casual Birder Weekly 00:02:09 Global Big Day Description Global Birding website Past episode - Global Bird Weekend Donate to BirdLife International 00:05:36 Suzy's Big Day 00:06:39 Garden Birdwatch 00:11:33 RSPB North Warren RSPB North Warren BTO Skylark & Woodlark ID BTO Sedge & Reed Warbler RSPB Guide to Birdsong book 00:16:51 Thorpeness 00:19:03 Promo: Bird Feeder Report Suzy's Bird Feeder Report 00:19:30 RSPB Minsmere RSPB Minsmere LevParikian & Cetti's Warbler - Episode 53 00:27:28 South Mimms Services 00:30:52 Sightings from the Team 00:35:17 Support the Show Buy me a virtual coffee - Tip Jar 00:35:40 Keep in Touch Tell me about your bird sightings 00:36:11 Wrap & Close 00:36:35 Last Call      Website: The Casual Birder Podcast Don't miss an episode - follow the show! Thank you to Randy Braun for designing the artwork for the show. The theme music is Short Sleeved Shirt by The Drones. Thanks to them for letting me use it. Check out their website at www.dronesmusic.net  

En el Emplumados de hoy celebramos el Global Big Day hablando de la gran maravilla de la naturaleza: La Migración de las Aves. En qué consiste, cuáles son las aves que migran, cómo saben adónde y cuándo es hora de partir y, por supuesto, cómo se las están arreglando para migrar en un mundo cambiante... Además, entregamos los “Migración Awards 2021”...que nos acabamos de inventar. Todo lo anterior, jamás hubiese sido posible sin la información de National Geographic, sitio desde donde nos nutrimos para parlotear la mayoría de lo parloteado en este capítulo.Artículo publicado el 7 de mayo de 2021 https://www.nationalgeographicla.com/animales/2021/05/migracion-de-las-aves-en-que-consiste-esta-maravilla-de-la-naturaleza/amp Todos los créditos a Priyanka Runwal (National Geographic)—————————————————————LINKS DE INTERÉS:(5:50) Las ilustraciones de humor mencionadas (que al Dodo le gustan mucho)http://www.greenhumour.com/2012/05/happy-world-migratory-birds-day.html?m=1http://www.greenhumour.com/p/about.html?m=1(24:18) Escucha el Podcast "Un Mate con la Naturaleza" (ROC Chile)https://www.mateynaturaleza.comCapítulo 1: Golondrinas del Misteriohttp://www.redobservadores.cl/?p=6104—————————————————————Comenta en IVOOXhttps://www.ivoox.com/podcast-emplumados-podcast-aves_sq_f11031018_1.htmlDéjanos tu valoración en APPLE PODCASThttps://podcasts.apple.com/cl/podcast/emplumados-el-podcast-de-las-aves/id1529825911?l=enSíguenos en SPOTIFYhttps://open.spotify.com/show/4o8bt07BAuSphMFA7ryRxi?si=dTSATxEuT_GoJrDUD3qM3ALa música de EmplumadosIntro: Hawaiian Weekend - Igor Khainskyi [Audio Library Release] Free Copyright-safe MusicTema de Fondo: Right Place, Right Time - Silent Partner (No Copyright Music)Escríbenos aemplumadospodcast@gmail.com

Dünya Göçmen Kuşlar Günü ve Global Big Day günü.. Doğa gözlemcileri, kuş gözlemcileri bugün herkesi tam kapanma şartlarında da olsa, balkon, pencere, teras ya da bahçesinden gökyüzüne, ağaç dallarına bakarak kuş göçüne tanıklık etmeye çağırıyor Dünyayı Kuş Bakışı görmek isteyenlere bir hatırlatma: Ornitolog Doktor Arzu Gürsoy Ergen’in Kuş Bakışı programının tüm bölümleri, ntvradyo.com.tr adresinde ve podcast platformlarında.

Llega el Global Big Day! Hoy conoceremos cómo funciona E-Bird y cómo se gestionan los datos que trasladan miles de amantes de la ornitología a esta aplicación. Lo hacemos con Javier Morala, coordinador Nacional de E-Bird en España. Este fin de semana, todo el mundo al campo!

Episode 56 - Global Big Day 2021 This week's guest is Ian Davies the Ebird Project co-ordinator at Cornell Lab of Ornithology. He is going to tell us all about the Cornell Lab, E-bird, and give us all the information that we need about the Global Big Day that is coming up in the 8th May 2021. Global Big Day Website - https://ebird.org/globalbigday To order books at great prices from Wild Books Online Store (use the code 'Birding' for a 5% discount on your order) bit.ly/blwildbooks Learn about Birds (LAB) https://www.birdlife.org.za/support-us/events/learn-about-birds-lab-conference/ Royalty-Free Music sourced from freemusicarchive.org/ Artist Scott Holmes

Now that Spring has arrived, Suzy takes us on a bird walk in her neighbourhood, in Hampshire, UK. Suzy sees 17 species, including a singing Goldcrest. We also hear about the birds listeners have seen in the past week, and Suzy has a wonderful encounter with her Rook friend. Time stamps: 00:00:00 Opening 00:00:48 Bird Walk 00:15:56 Promo for newsletter Casual Birder Weekly Newsletter Signup 00:16:32 Rook encounter 00:19:10 Global Big Day news Global Big Day - sign up! 00:20:12 Sightings from Listeners Sarah, from The Versatile Writer Podcast Kate, from Strange Animals Podcast 00:26:33 Keep in touch Buy me a virtual coffee on Ko-Fi.com Tell me about your bird sightings 00:28:01 Wrap and Close 00:28:25 Last Call The Casual Birder Podcast   Website Don't miss an episode - follow the show! Thank you to Randy Braun for designing the artwork for the show. The theme music is Short Sleeved Shirt by The Drones. Thanks to them for letting me use it. Check out their website

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

Hoy es el "Global Big Day" así lo vive Colombia desde el confinamiento

Hoy es el "Global Big Day" así lo vive Colombia desde el confinamiento

Alyssa Hartmann, Executive Director of the Artisan Grain Collaborative, and Ellen King, co-owner and head baker of Hewn in Evanston, talk about the Neighbor Loaves program to bring bread to people who need it. Backyard birders became citizen scientists on the annual Global Big Day on Saturday, May 9. Josh Engel of Red Hill Birding, writer Sheryl DeVore and birder Pam Karlson join us to celebrate the occasion.

Este 9 de mayo se celebra un día muy importante para la conservación y la protección de las aves, es el día mundial de las aves migratorias. En honor a esta fecha tan importante, dedicaré este podcast para compartirlo con ustedes. El día mundial de las aves migratorias, es un día que se celebra dos veces al año, el segundo sábado del mes de mayo y el segundo sábado del mes de octubre. Para comprender de dónde nace todo esto, les contaré un poco de historia. Pueden seguirme en Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chilean_birds/?hl=es-la Para más información del Día mundial de las aves migratorias visita https://www.worldmigratorybirdday.org/ https://www.unep-aewa.org/ https://www.cms.int/ https://www.environmentamericas.org/ Para más información del GLOBAL BIG DAY, evento que se celebra también el 9 de mayo y que puedes averiguar que es escuchando el episodio 3 de este podcast, visita https://ebird.org/globalbigday Cualquier actividad que desarrolles en las redes sociales, te invito a utilizar los siguientes Hashtag: #WorldMigratoryBirdDay #WMBD2020 #BirdsConnectOurWorld #BirdsConnectUs #díamundialdelasavesmigratorias

In birding language, a “Big Day” is when an individual or group devotes an entire day to finding and identifying as many birds as possible. Bob Dolgan from the Chicago Ornithological Society tells John how to celebrate on Saturday. More Information: www.natureloveschicago.org

The worldwide spring migration of birds is a great time for to educate and inspire new birders, count migrating species, and come together to appreciate birds. Each year, on the second Saturday in May eBird hosts the Global Big Day and Environment for the Americas hosts their World Migratory Bird Day to do just that. Listen in to find out more about these events and how you can participate! Also, Hannah and Erik finally tracked down a nemesis bird, Erik has some minor surgery and shaves the beard.Show noteseBird Global Big DayPied-billed Grebe Abundance Map World Migratory Bird Day Bird day LiveBird Day Live 2020eBird hotspotCoal Creek Trail, Evening Grosbeak ListIntro Bird Call: Brown-headed Cowbird (Recorded May, 2020)Outro Bird Call: Black-throated Gray Warbler (Recorded April 2020)Connect with us at...IG: @Hannahgoesbirding and @Erikgoesbirding Twitter: @WeGoBirding Facebook: @HannahandErikGoBirding Email us at HannahandErikGoBirding@gmail.com Website: http://www.gobirdingpodcast.com

El Global Big Day, es una iniciativa que nació a raíz del importante rol que tienen los ciudadanos en la conservación de las aves, momento en que Bird y el laboratorio de ornitología de la universidad de cornell, hicieron de esto, una actividad que convoca a todos los observadores de aves del mundo. Se inició en 2015 y hasta la fecha, el Global big day ha sido todo un éxito. Puedes seguirme en instagram https://www.instagram.com/chilean_birds/ la musica utilizada en el podcast es Nice To You de Vibe Tracks

You asked, "how can I help birds?" We said, "HELL YES LET'S HELP SOME BIRDS." Turns out, there are some very, very simple things you can do to help birds everywhere have a better chance of surviving. From your daily cup of coffee to just appreciating the birds near you, we cover eight easy things you can do every day for your feathered friends. Want to go the extra mile? We know you do. That's why we also discuss eight MORE things you can do to really level-up your love of birds. COME AT US, BRO.Share how you help birds by reaching out to us at hellobirdshit@gmail.com or following along on Instagram (@birdshitpodcast). We'd love to hear from you!BIRD SHIT WE DISCUSSEDUSEFUL RESOURCESSign up for The Skimm if you’re into sassy millennial takes on world events.EASY WAYS TO HELP BIRDSHelp a bird that hits a window: this is Laura Erickson’s advice on what to do!Feather-friendly tape helps birds avoid window collisions.Bird feeder recommendations to feed your feathered friends.Drink Smithsonian-approved, bird-friendly coffee!Keep your kitties inside (or get a dope catio).Educate or work with feral cat organizations in your community.Drive slowly so birds can react to you.Appreciate the birds you see around you every day!BIGGER WAYS TO HELP BIRDSJoin the Audubon Society (or a local Audubon chapter near you)Go on walks with a local birding group.Add native plants to your yard (here’s how to do that)Volunteer for a bird rehabilitation organization near you.Participate in habitat restoration or natural area clean-ups! Literally, like, any new habitat helps.Count some birds on Global Big Day! (Psst: the “fall edition," called October Big Day, is on October 19, 2019!)Track the birds you see on eBird.Support legislation that benefits birds: your vote COUNTS!DONATE TO THESE RAD ORGANIZATIONS:Cornell Lab of OrnithologyBird Conservation AllianceHawk Mountain Native Songbird Care aSupport the show (https://www.bonfire.com/talk-birdy-to-me-bird-shit-podcast/)

Expect big news in this episode of Out There with the Birds! Ben reflects on highlights from the New River Birding and Nature Festival in Fayetteville, West Virginia, an event that was near and dear to Bill Thompson, III. The area is the "Warbler Capital of the World" and one of the best hot spots on Earth for salamanders! Alvaro discusses the wonders of pelagic birding and provides preliminary results from the 2019 Global Big Day, a 24-hour event in which people around the world bird and report their sightings on eBird. Finally, changes are in store for Out There with the Birds: Ben introduces new co-host Raymond VanBuskirk, a birding superstar from New Mexico, an optics expert, co-owner of BRANT birding tours, and the new manager of Redstart Birding!

Sue tells the story of a little crossbill bird she helped rehabilitate and release years ago. She is a Colorado native and this is the only time she has ever seen a crossbill. Sue Carroll owns Bones Du Jour bakery in Fort Collins. She crafts "Treats so good you will wish you were a dog!" She bakes gourmet dog treats in small batches from hand selected ingredients. She uses the highest quality human-grade ingredients she can find, most of which are organic and many are purchased directly from local Fort Collins farmers and ranchers who are committed to sustainable agriculture. You can also hear Sue on KRFCfm.org radio show Critter Patter every Thursday night. If you are a fellow birder like Sue and I please join us on Global Big Day 2019. Download the free eBird app and join more than 30,000 others to become a part of Global Big Day. The Merlin app is awesome year round too to help identify birds in your area. Want to see photos of the cuteness discussed on the podcast? Join us in the Tales with Tails facebook group to share your furbabies. Podcasts episodes are featured on the Silver Paw Studio Blog too. Share your tale with the world too! Email Monique to schedule your interview. Monique@SilverPawStudio.com.

Hannah and Erik went on Spring Break to Costa Rica....with a group of 30 high school students! Their goal: turn those kids into birders. Did they succeed? You'll have to listen and find out!Show NotesBirdCastCornell Lab of Ornithology All About BirdsBaldi HotspringsTeaser Video with Rocio Questions Carara National Park"May the 4th be with you, then comes revenge of the 5th" also Global Big Day!eBird checklistsRio Tarcoles (Crocodile Boat Tour)PN CararaPunta Leona Resoort (Woodpecker List)Monte Verde Cloud ForestHotel El Bosque (first stop with Olmand)La Fortuna WaterfallRainforest Chocolate tourHacienda Pozo AzulDoka Coffee EstatesConnect with us at @Hannahgoesbirding and @Erikgoesbirding on Instagram, @HannahandErikGoBirding on Facebook, or email us at HannahandErikGoBirding@gmail.com.

It's time to talking birding and birdwatching in Colombia and the opportunities open to enthusiasts as told by expert Chris Bell. It's a real pleasure to have Chris back on the show and talking with such knowledge about Colombia (the only gringo here I know to have visited all of Colombia's departments) and the species of birds found here.  Chris talks to us about his period under detainment by the dissident FARC on a birding trip in Caqueta, his recent Global Big Day in Tumaco 2018, the Global Big Day in Guaviare in 2017 and how the department of Antioquia (where Medellin is located) could rank as No7 for bird species in the world, were it a country!  And, don't forget Nov 1-5 is the South American Bird Fair is in Manizales and then after that it's the Colombian birders get together in Mitu, Vaupes, so it's all happening in the birding world in Colombia! Tune in to hear about the reality of travel in Colombia and this birding paradise through the eyes of the knowledgeable Chris Bell.

On our latest show: We connect with Cape May and Cape Cod; we meet the feisty Carolina Wren; and we report results of Global Big Day 2018. 

Spring is right around the corner. And if you're going to be birding, you might as well be eBirding. You should definitely be eBirding on May 5th, eBird’s annual Global Big Day. Last year birders recorded more than 6600 species from 160 different countries on one day. eBird’s Project Coordinator Ian Davies joins host Nate Swick to talk about the Global Big Day initiative. Also, radar ornithologist Kyle Horton talks about Cornell’s Birdcast project, which recently launched live migration maps, an amazing tool to help birders maximize their opportunities to see great birds this spring.  Nate is back in the driver's seat to talk about warbler obsession, Florida birding, and birds at airports. You can help us out by participating on our listener demographic survey here. Subscribe to the podcast at Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Google Play, and please leave a rating or a review if you are so inclined! We appreciate it!