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ALT Blue heron flying
Learn about seabirds that build nests in the desert – completely in Spanish! Listen to the latest installment of BirdNote en Español: birdnote.org/podcasts/birdno…
White-vented Storm-Petrel © Richard Droker
Finding a more soothing and slowed-down approach to birding while dealing with long COVID: birdnote.org/listen/shows/mo…
Photo © Corey Rubin
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A poet helps new generations learn his first language. Learn about Ray Young Bear’s work on the Indigenous Voices miniseries of BirdNote Daily: birdnote.org/listen/shows/bi…
American Robin © Kerstin Winters Photography
ALT American Robin facing viewer and looking to its left as it stands on a lichen-covered branch amidst green grass.
Clark’s Nutcracker and the whitebark pine have a strong mutualistic relationship: the tree is the bird’s best source of food, and the bird is the tree’s most dependable seed disperser. But the tree is at risk: birdnote.org/podcasts/bring-…
Ray Young Bear writes in both English and Meskwaki, his first language. He says that the task of passing on Indigenous languages feels especially urgent now as linguistic scholars predict the loss of languages. birdnote.org/listen/shows/bi…
American Robin © Kerstin Winters Photography
Oh, the weather outside is becoming frightful . . . but the returning juncos sure are delightful! birdnote.org/listen/shows/re…
Dark-eyed Junco © Colin Durfee
ALT A Dark-eyed Junco sitting on a snowy branch
Bring Birds Back is a podcast about the joy of birds and the simple ways we can all help them. Start the series from the very beginning! It’s a journey you won’t want to miss. birdnote.org/podcasts/bring-…
Photo © Tasnia Malek
ALT Bring Birds Back host Tenijah Hamilton smiling and holding binoculars in a wooded setting
Winter’s returning – and so are juncos! birdnote.org/listen/shows/re…
Dark-eyed Junco © Colin Durfee
ALT A Dark-eyed Junco sitting on a snowy branch
Let’s see Apple come up with a more genius tool than a bird’s beak. birdnote.org/listen/shows/be…
Long-billed Curlews © Danielle Brigida
ALT Two Long-billed Curlews are on the beach.
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