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The Real Birding Podcast episodes
- 40 min
- Ep.#62: Birds and Radar; How We Solved This Birding Mystery
Check the radar folks, birds are falling out of the sky!
36 min - Ep. #61: The Most Difficult Bird to See (and How it Ruined my Weekend)
Some birds are just not meant to be seen... Black Rails might be one of them.
31 min - EP. #60: Who Would Win the Birding World Cup?
What if the world cup was decided by which team had the best all around birding?
Who wins your bracket?
https://cup-predictor.com/createbracket
44 min - Ep. #59: Birding During the Dog Days
Birding during the dog days can be challenging but also super gratifying. Caleb and Will break down their recent finds and give tips on how to max out your summer birding!
38 min - Ep. #58: How to Keep the Spring Vibes Going
What do birders do when Spring Migration comes to a close? Find out here!
42 min - Ep. #57: Tales From Spring Migration
In this episode of the Real Birding Pod, Caleb and Will recap some of the best moments of Spring Migration (so far!)
30 min - Ep. #56: Springtime Bird Vagrancy (the Craziest Records so Far This Year)
Caleb and Will break down the craziest bird sightings of this spring season!
38 min - Ep. #55: Are You Prepared for Peak Spring Migration?
Caleb and Will give tips and tricks to maximize the most wonderful time of the year: peak spring bird migration!
36 min - Ep. #54: How to Find Migrating Hawks
Many birders have heard of hawk watching, but what is it? And how can the average birder intercept these amazing creatures as they head to and from their breeding grounds? This episode of the Real Birding Pod dives into the weird world of hawk watching!
35 min
About The Real Birding Podcast
From the publisher's feed
Hosted by lifelong birders Will Keller and Caleb Putnam, the Real Birding Podcast is a weekly exploration of the avian world. Episodes cover everything from birding hotspots to the conservation of…
rare species, with guest interviews, lively discussions, and the occasional quiz between hosts. Whether you're just getting started or have years in the field, there's something here for every birder.