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  • Episode Three: Birds of Ireland

    In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, this week on the Bird Show we explore the lore behind the majestic Birds of Ireland. How did the Robin get her red breast? Why should you never let a Seagull borrow your shoes? And how did the Wren outsmart an Eagle to become the King of Birds? Find the answers (and maybe even a pot of gold) on today’s special shamrock-inspired episode of Dr. Crow’s Bird Show.

    If you enjoy the Bird Show, please rate, review, and subscribe on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts. And if you know any fellow Bird nerds who you think will enjoy the show, please send them our flockin’ way.

    Flocking News article — https://www.irishnews.com/lifestyle/2020/02/22/news/take-on-nature-a-godly-intervention-results-in-encounter-with-long-lost-great-spotted-woodpecker-1845128/

    Ireland’s Birds: Myths, Legends and Folklore by Niall MacCoitir — https://www.amazon.com/Irelands-Birds-Myths-Legends-Folklore/dp/1848892985

    Have ideas for the show? Send them to [email protected]

    Co-Host: Skittles the Green-Cheeked Conure

    Logo Artwork: Teal Michaels
    Music: The Deviants

    20 min
  • Episode Two: Sacred Birds
    In this week’s episode, we dive deep into the spiritual and symbolic significance of Birds. From the Holy Dove to the self-sacrificing Pelican, avian beings have long played a sacred role in our individual and collective stories. Birds are often seen as divine messengers, explorers of both earth and sky. How, then, can we translate this soulful reverence for Birds to the avian individuals we encounter day-to-day?
    If you enjoy Dr. Crow’s Bird Show, please rate, review, and subscribe on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts. And if you know any fellow Bird nerds who you think will enjoy the show, please send them our flockin’ way.
    Flocking News article — https://www.ecowatch.com/andean-condor-2645030016.html
    Special Guest: Dr. Deb Bridge, depth psychologist
     
    Have ideas for the show? Send them to [email protected].
    Co-Host: Luca the Blue and Gold Macaw
    Logo Artwork: Teal Michaels
    Music: The Deviants
    26 min
  • Episode One: Crows
    We are kicking off Dr. Crow’s Bird Show with—you guessed it!—an episode on Crows. Crows are one of the most common and fascinating members of the Corvid family. On today’s episode, we’ll explore the secret life of these brainy birds. Did you hear about the Crow who meddled in a crime scene? Do you think Crows tell their chicks about the boogeyman? And how DO you tell the difference between a Raven and a Crow? We’ll answer these questions and more on today’s Bird Show.
    If you enjoy Dr. Crow’s Bird Show, please rate, review, and subscribe on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts. And if you know any fellow Bird nerds who you think will enjoy the show, please send them our flockin’ way.
    Flocking News article — https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/02/17/metro/theres-whole-mess-crows-lawrence-again/
    Crow mask studies — https://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/26/science/26crow.html
    Canuck and I — https://youtu.be/flU0rDDGtHU
    Have ideas for the show? Send them to [email protected].
     
    Co-Host: Luca the Blue and Gold Macaw
    Logo Artwork: Teal Michaels
    Music: The Deviants
    15 min
  • Welcome to the Birdshow!
    Are you up for a flocking good time? Join us on Dr. Crow’s Bird Show, a weekly podcast and YouTube series where every Tuesday, Dr. Crow and her avian co-host talk all things Birds. Get your beak wet as we dive into Bird facts, stories, news, and advice all while making some feathery friends along the way. Our first episode hatches this March, just in time for spring. Be the first Bird nerd in the know by subscribing today to Dr. Crow’s Bird Show on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts.
    Co-Host: Luca the Blue and Gold Macaw
    Logo Artwork: Teal Michaels
    Music: The Deviants
    Have ideas for the show? Send them to [email protected]
    2 min

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