Before you start focusing on learning individual species of birds, it's helpful to learn what field marks you are listening for. Just like birds have names for each of their physical characteristics, so do their sounds. Learning what to listen for and how to describe it before you jump right into birding by ear can be a gamechanger for your learning journey.

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Xeno-canto credits to:

Scott Crabtree- XC1006716, XC1147282

Doug Hynes- XC715195

Stanislas Wroza- XC1014388, XC1020596, XC1013174, XC1023080, XC1014693

Greg Irving- XC113897

Brian Cox- XC938998

 Ray Cooke- XC1058578

Richard E. Webster- XC1034325, XC825420, XC583574

Manuel Grosselet- XC1029622, XC1085881

Manuel Oudard- XC837821, XC839511, XC839838

Ted Floyd- XC352827

Valerie Heemstra- XC1106679

Timothy Marquardt- XC733478

Mario Reyes Jr.- XC1137267

Paul Driver- XC771930

Alex Lin-Moore- XC805473

Russ Wigh- XC722997

Christopher McPherson- XC598824 

Skyler Bol- XC877052 

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Birding by ear can be one of the greatest skills you learn as a birder, after all not all birds are cooperative and sit out in the open for you to see. In this episode we will go over the many reasons to work on improving this birding skill!

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Xeno-canto:

Greg Irving- XC1145928, 

Christopher McPherson- XC692192, XC692224, XC691874

Ray Cooke- XC984684

Manuel Oudard- XC839379, XC838347

Tristan Guillebot de Nerville- XC1139175

Yolima Pardo- XC1053309

Stanislas Wroza- XC1013317

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