10-28: Kestrels and Community with Emmy Broeg
Many birders across the continent have been aware of, and concerned by, the state of American Kestrels and their steady decline from places...
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20 of 404 episodes10-27: 2026 Splits and Lumps with Nick Block
Split and Lump season is here again, and as we have since this podcast began, we welcome Dr. Nick Block of Stonehill College to discuss the...
10-26: Random Birds, July 2026, with Ted Floyd
Host Nate Swick welcomes back Birding magazine editor Ted Floyd for another round of Random Birds. This time the random number generator wan...
10-25: This Month in Birding - June 2026
It's the end of the month, and that means it's time for another This Month in Birding episode, featuring a panel of birders gathering to tal...
10-24: Birding the Black Belt with Andrew Lydeard and Chris Joe
Alabama Audubon has invited your own podcast host, Nate Swick, to be the keynote speaker at the 2026 Black Belt Birding Festival . The festi...
10-21: Living and Birding in Labrador with Vernon Buckle
The easternmost province in mainland Canada, Labrador doesn't get the attention afford to its island provincial partner Newfoundland. Its po...
10-22: Looking for Lost Birds with John Mittermeier
There are bird species that are extant and those that are extinct, but between those two seemingly immutable categories, lies one hundred od...
10-21: This Month in Birding - May 2026
It's the end of May, the season for bald cardinals, baby birds, and buggy birding. But most importantly, it's the last Thursday of the month...
10-20: Take it or Leave it LIVE!
The ABA hosted a membership drive livestream earlier this week, and part of the four hours of birdy entertainment was a LIVE version of the...
10-19: Ten Birds that Changed the World with Stephen Moss
Birds and humanity have interacted for as long as there has been humanity, and various bird species have proven to be constants, influencing...
10-18: Sharing Spark Birds with Jenn Lodi-Smith
The concept of the "spark bird", the transformative moment with a particular species that turns you from a normal person into a real-deal bi...
10-17: This Month in Birding - April 2026
It's the end of April and that means it's time again for another This Month in Birding panel with a great group of birding friends joining h...
10-16: Mob Tape Malpractice? with Marty Freeland
Pishing, mob tapes, and playback are all tools that birders frequently use to supplement their birding experience, be it to show other birde...
010-15: Saving Birds to Save the Planet with Scott Weidensaul
Scott Weidensaul is the author of nearly 30 books about birds, birding, and natural history. His latest is The Return of the Oystercatcher:...
10-14: How to be Hawky with Janet Ng
The wide open spaces of the North American west are frequently spotted with signs of human industrial energy production. Oil and gas wells,...
10-13: Random Birds, April 2026, with Ted Floyd
Host Nate Swick leans once again on Birding magazine editor Ted Floyd for another Random Birds discussion. The Random Number Generator has a...
10-12: This Month in Birding - March 2026
They say March comes in like a lion and out like an American Birding Podcast This Month in Birding episode, and this month panel is an excep...
10-11: The Feather Wars with James H. McCommons
The early years of bird conservation in North America, is a fascinating period, featuring colorful characters and countless battles fought i...
10-10: Bird Collections, From the Inside, with Nick Mason
The state of Louisiana hosts one of the world's largest repositories of ornithological knowledge, the Louisiana State University Museum of N...
10-09: World Without Birds with Nick Lund
The specter of a World Without Birds is certainly a sobering one, but one that could, though, inspire new birders and environmentalists to s...