Fowl Mouths Podcast

In this week’s episode we banter some more, trying to refine the format and scream our loathing insults at the summer doldrums. Scott teaches us about the oft hated Mallard and their nefarious mating habits. The crew add their thoughts on TattlerGate and the art of Stringing. And we tend to some listener requests, talking...

In this week’s episode we try a new and improved “bird banter” format. Hear about what we’ve been up to, a bit of birding news, and get some much requested Birding 101 Tips. You’ll learn about the often overlooked Carolina Pigeon. Sean tells us about adding Red Crossbills to his life list, and Heather reports...

For this week’s episode, Heather and Sean talked with Craig Repasz, outgoing president of the New Haven Bird Club. Craig fills us in on the origins and history of the club, the bird atlas (what it is, how to use it and how to contribute), and about his work with Mountain Bird Watch through the...

For this week’s episode, Heather and Sean talked with Craig Repasz, outgoing president of the New Haven Bird Club. Craig fills us in on the origins and history of the club, the bird atlas (what it is, how to use it and how to contribute), and about his work with Mountain Bird Watch through the Vermont Center for Ecostudies.Stay up to date on future episodes by following Fowl Mouths Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Remember to Like, Subscribe and Comment!The episode image is of the Dusky Seaside Sparrow, which we mention in the episode. The sparrow is extinct.

On this week’s episode we sit down with Audubon Connecticut Conservation Programs Associate, Genevieve Nuttall. We chat about feather pigmentation, her work with important bird areas, the plight of the Saltmarsh Sparrow, and the jerks that are making her job harder. So sit back, put on some thrash metal, and get ready to get angry...

On this week’s episode we sit down with Audubon Connecticut Conservation Programs Associate, Genevieve Nuttall. We chat about feather pigmentation, her work with important bird areas, the plight of the Saltmarsh Sparrow, and the jerks that are making her job harder. So sit back, put on some thrash metal, and get ready to get angry about conservation!Stay up to date on future episodes by following Fowl Mouths Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Remember to Like, Subscribe, Comment and Save the effing Saltmarsh Sparrow!!This week’s episode image is by Jesse Gordon.

On this week’s episode we talk about our experiences during this year’s migration. Scott and Heather share a story about introducing a neighbor to the world of birding and Sean covers his trip to Acadia National Park. Stay up to date on future episodes by following Fowl Mouths Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. This...

On this week’s episode we talk about our experiences during this year’s migration. Scott and Heather share a story about introducing a neighbor to the world of birding and Sean covers his trip to Acadia National Park.Stay up to date on future episodes by following Fowl Mouths Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.This week’s episode image is by Jesse Gordon.

This week’s episode is an interview with birding tour guide and author, George Armistead. George is chief network officer at Rockjumper Worldwide Birding Adventures, which operates birding tours, photographic tours, and wildlife safaris to over 100 countries. A professional birding guide with 20 years of experience, George has led trips to all continents, and authored...

This week’s episode is an interview with birding tour guide and author, George Armistead. George is chief network officer at Rockjumper Worldwide Birding Adventures, which operates birding tours, photographic tours, and wildlife safaris to over 100 countries. A professional birding guide with 20 years of experience, George has led trips to all continents, and authored two books on birds including Better Birding: Tips, Tools, and Concepts for the Field and The ABA Field Guide to the Birds of Pennsylvania. Scott and Sean talked with George about his experiences as an international birding guide, his local urban patches in Philly, and his gunstock scope. If you’re in the Philadelphia area, definitely check out two groups George is involved with, BirdPhilly.org and the Delaware Valley Ornithological Club. Follow George on Instagram at @charmistead.Stay up to date on future episodes by following Fowl Mouths Podcast on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.