Birdznerdz

Birdznerdz

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  • One breeding female left. In the whole of England- The Red Kite.

    In 1989, there was one successfully breeding female red kite left in the whole of England and Scotland. One. πŸ¦… Today the UK holds 17% of the entire world population. The red kite was exterminated from two countries, protected by a handful of dedicated people for over a century, and brought back from the edge in one of the most extraordinary conservation recoveries ever recorded. Shakespeare wrote about them in Tudor London. Now they're back. The Red Kite - episode out now! πŸŽ™οΈ

    #BIRDZ #RedKite #BritishBirds #UKWildlife #redkite #raptor #nature #getbirding #BirdwatchingUK #BritishWildlife #BirdsOfPrey #Raptors #NaturePodcast #BirdsOfInstagram #WildlifeUK #UKNature #NatureLovers #BirdConservation #BritishNature #RaptorsOfInstagram #ConservationSuccess #WildlifePhotography #BirdOfTheCentury #UKRaptors #birds #nature

    17 min
  • The Bird That Came Back From the Dead.

    The Red Kite is an episode of BIRDZ where we get to meet the bird that once cleaned the streets of Shakespeare's London, was hunted to near extinction, and is now soaring above the M40 in numbers that nobody thought possible 30 years ago.#BIRDZ #RedKite #BritishBirds #UKWildlife #BirdwatchingUK #BritishWildlife #BirdsOfPrey #Raptors #NaturePodcast #BirdsOfInstagram #WildlifeUK #UKNature #NatureLovers #BirdConservation #BritishNature #RaptorsOfInstagram #ConservationSuccess #nature #WildlifePhotography #BirdOfTheCentury #UKRaptors #birds


    1 min
  • The Bird That Built Britain's Forests -The Jay.

    Every oak tree you've ever walked under may owe its existence to a single bird. The Jay doesn't just cache acorns β€” it remembers where it buried thousands of them, uses landmarks to find them again months later, and when it forgets, it plants a forest. This is the bird that built Britain's woodlands. And it's doing it right now.#birdwatching #birdlovers #birds #britishbirds #ukwildlife #BIRDZ #naturepodcast #birdpodcast #ornithology #jay #jaybird #corvids #corvidae #oakwoodland #britishwildlife #wildlifeuk #forestbirds #uknature #birdnerds #gardenbirds #autumnwildlife #woodlandbirds #birdinguk #naturelover #wildlifephotography


    14 min
  • The Jay: Architect of the Ancient Woodland

    This is the bird that built Britain's woodlands. And it's doing it right now. Full episode on  ⁨@wrenbirdz⁩ 

    #birdwatching #birdlovers #birds #britishbirds #ukwildlife #corvid #BIRDZ #naturepodcast #birdpodcast #ornithology #jay #jaybird #corvids #corvidae #oakwoodland #britishwildlife #wildlifeuk #forestbirds #uknature #birdnerds #gardenbirds #autumnwildlife #woodlandbirds #birdinguk #naturelover #wildlifephotography

    2 min
  • How to keep feeding the birds now that the RSPB has recommend we take feeders down.

    Ditch the Feeder is the episode of @BIRDZ where we find out how to keep feeding the birds now that the RSPB has recommended taking feeders down between May and October. We look at the best plants to grow β€” sunflowers, teasels, ivy, milk thistle and wild thistles β€” what soil conditions they need, how to water them, and some reallysimple home hacks to get your garden right. And the good news? If you’re listening in late May, you’re still in the planting window for almost all of them. Crack on. 🌱

    #birdwatching #britishbirds #ukwildlife #BIRDZ #naturepodcast #birdpodcast #gardenbirds #nature #wildlifegardening #rspb #growforbirdlife

    3 min
  • Out and About. Top five Countryside spots

    If you manage to get out and about her are five birds to look out for. 🌾 The buzzard soaring on thermal currents overhead. The skylark climbing vertically into the sky, singing all the way up. The swallow threading between hedgerows on its way back from Africa. The kestrel hanging motionless in the wind, watching the grass below with eyes that can see ultraviolet light. And the yellowhammer β€” that flash of burning yellow on a summer hedgerow, singing its heart out on a wire. These are the birds of the British countryside. And the countryside is changing around them. πŸŽ™οΈ

    #BIRDZ #CountrysideBirds #Buzzard #Skylark #Swallow #Kestrel #Yellowhammer #BritishBirds #UKWildlife #BirdwatchingUK #BritishWildlife #FarmlandBirds #NaturePodcast #BirdsOfInstagram #WildlifeUK #UKNature #NatureLovers #BirdConservation #BritishNature #raptors #FarmlandWildlife #nature #wildlife

    2 min
  • From Near Extinction to Your City Centre

    The fastest reliably recorded stoop of a peregrine falcon was 389 kilometres per hour. It steers like a guided missile, hits like a punch at full speed, and was nearly wiped out by a single pesticide within living memory. It recovered. It moved into our cities. And right now, one is probably perched on a building somewhere near you.

    #birdwatching #birdlovers #birds #britishbirds #ukwildlife #BIRDZ #naturepodcast #birdpodcast #ornithology #peregrine #peregrinefalcon #falcon #raptors #birdsofprey #ukraptors #wildlifeuk #uknature #birdnerds #conservationbirds #urbanwildlife #citybirds #britishwildlife #naturelover #rarebirds


    2 min
  • The Fastest Animal on Earth - The Peregrine Falcon

    The fastest reliably recorded stoop of a peregrine falcon was 389 kilometres per hour. It steers like a guided missile, hits like a punch at full speed, and was nearly wiped out by a single pesticide within living memory. It recovered. It moved into our cities. And right now, one is probably perched on a building somewhere near you.#birdwatching #birdlovers #birds #britishbirds #ukwildlife #BIRDZ #naturepodcast #birdpodcast #ornithology #peregrine #peregrinefalcon #falcon #raptors #birdsofprey #ukraptors #wildlifeuk #uknature #birdnerds #conservationbirds #urbanwildlife #citybirds #britishwildlife #naturelover #rarebirds


    14 min
  • Stop and look at the Water.

    Five birds. One riverbank. All of them extraordinary. 🌊 The kingfisher, the heron, the sand martin, the little egret β€” and the mallard, with the most irresistible ducklings in Britain. The waterside is one of the richest wildlife habitats we have, and most of us walk past it every day without really seeing it. πŸŽ™οΈ

    #BIRDZ #WatersideBirds #Kingfisher #GreyHeron #nature #wildlife #SandMartin #LittleEgret #Mallard #Ducklings #BritishBirds #UKWildlife #BirdwatchingUK #BritishWildlife #RiverWildlife #NaturePodcast #BirdsOfInstagram #WildlifeUK #FreshwaterWildlife #UKNature #NatureLovers #BritishNature #babybirds

    2 min
  • Top Ten Town singers.

    You don't need to go far to hear something incredible. Step outside in any British town and you're surrounded by song β€” if you know what to listen for.Here are 10 bird calls you've almost certainly heard but might not have been able to name:🐦 Robin β€” that rich, melancholy warble drifting through the early morning 🐦 Blackbird β€” deep and flute-like, one of the most beautiful sounds in Britain 🐦 Blue Tit β€” a bright, high tsee-tsee-tsee from somewhere in the hedgerow 🐦 Great Tit β€” the classic "teacher-teacher" that rings out all spring 🐦 House Sparrow β€” persistent, cheerful chirping from the rooftops 🐦 Starling β€” clicks, whistles, and impressions of things it really shouldn't know 🐦 Wood Pigeon β€” that slow, dreamy five-note coo you've heard a thousand times 🐦 Wren β€” tiny bird, absolutely enormous voice 🐦 Magpie β€” sharp, rattling chatter cutting across everything else 🐦 Carrion Crow β€” the deep, flat caw that feels like it owns the placeYour town is never silent. It's just speaking a language worth learning. πŸŽ™οΈWhich of these do you hear most where you live? Drop it in the comment #birdwatchingpodcast #birdlovers #bird #britishbirds #ukwildlife #BIRDZ #naturepodcast #birdpodcast #ornithology#birdsong#urbanwildlife #britishwildlife #gardenbirds #birdcallls #naturelover #wildlifeuk #songbirds #twitcher #uknature #birdnerd#NatureLovers #birdsounds #asmr #bird #birdsofintsagram #robin #blackbird #bluetit #greattit #starling #woodpigeon #pigeon #wren #magpie #housesparrow #sparrow #crow #nature #rspb #rspca

    3 min

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The robin in your garden can see the Earth's magnetic field. The jay on your fence post has been quietly building Britain's oak forests for thousands of years. The swift over your street hasn't landed in two years.