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Welcome to the Bird Podcast — hosted by Shoba Narayan. This podcast will focus largely on birds, specifically on Indian birds with occasional global forays. India is home to some 1200 bird s...
Rohan Chakravarty is a Cartoonist, illustrator, and wildlife buff. Creator of Green Humour, the comic strip. He is an author and illustrator...
The sex of a bird – whether it is male or female – is one of the most critical aspects of its biology. Males and females often behave differ...
When a pigeon comes into the house. This is a controversial episode. In fact, I am pretty sure nobody in the nature groups that I am part of...
Welcome to the Bird Podcast — hosted by Shoba Narayan. This podcast will focus largely on birds, specifically on Indian birds with occasiona...
Here is a special episode about how different Bangalore birding experts got into birding.
Welcome to the Bird Podcast — hosted by Shoba Narayan. This podcast will focus largely on birds, specifically on Indian birds with occasiona...
This episode is about Bhutan: carbon-negative, Buddhist and a pioneer in sustainable tourism. This tiny country, about the size of Switzerla...
In this episode, we talk to a resident naturalist about the motmots, hummingbirds and toucanets that you can see in Costa Rica.
Welcome to the Bird Podcast — hosted by Shoba Narayan. This podcast will focus largely on birds, specifically on Indian birds with occasiona...
Delhi and its neighbourhoods, with its variety of habitats and landscapes, is remarkable for the wealth and diversity of its avifauna. It is...
This is the first of three episodes about the bird life in Costa Rica. This one focuses on the three-wattled bell-bird and the episode is se...
About Aasheesh Pittie's book of essays, The Living Air. If you're looking for new ways to engage with birds and birdwatching, Aasheesh Pitti...
In Episode 35, Dr. Gopi Sundar paints a hopeful picture of cranes and waterbirds coexisting with humans. In this episode we delve into these...
In this episode, we are talking about how we know what we know about bird migration. Our guest, Rebecca Heisman describes herself on her web...
This episode is about the wonder of feathers. Salim Ali said that birds were "feathered bipeds." This episode explores how feathers are marv...
Photographing birds across continents. In this episode, we interview His Excellency Jacques Pitteloud who happens to be the Swiss Ambassador...
In this episode, we highlight conservation experiments that are interesting and have worked. We have chosen three experiments from previous...
Beverly and Anders Gyllenhaal are veteran journalists and birdwatchers. They ran newsrooms, assigned features and wrote books. They publish...
In this episode, we talk to Noah Strycker. Noah is the Associate Editor for Birding Magazine and author of several popular books about birds...
This episode is set in Hadinaru Kere, a lake outside Mysore in India. In the winter, the lake attracts a number of migratory birds. Some 85...
A conversation with the author of "Where Song Began." In this episode, we talk to author Tim Low, whose book, "Where Song Began" has been cr...
In episode 28, we spoke to Dr. Samira Agnihotri about bird song and how the Solega tribals interacted so closely with the forest around them...
This episode is about demoiselle cranes congregating in a village in India. Last month, on a trip to Rajasthan, I visited the village of Khe...
Our first episode was about the Great Indian Bustard. The logo of the Bird Podcast is the Great Indian Bustard or GIB as it is called. Salim...
This episode gives a glimpse into the birds of Australia, told through the eyes of Franck Masna, an aboriginal elder who tells us the story...
This is a story about a wood stork called Flinthead. He lived with his partner in Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary, Florida. The wood stork couple...
This episode is about wetlands. This is a post-episode trailer of Episode 5 where I interviewed Dr. Jerry Jackson. Even though the audio isn...
In this episode, we have Professor Yossi Leshem from Israel joining us to discuss several things: tracking migratory storks with GPS, workin...
Post Episode Trailers are short episodes in which I highlight an earlier episode that is worth watching. This episode is about Episode 12 of...
In which we go behind the scenes to see the fascinating aspects of the bird specimen collection of one of America's most well-respected muse...
Where she talks about how multiple nations and habitats need to cooperate to help these champion migrants. In this episode, Dr. Yaara Aharon...
Interview with a filmmaker who won the L'oiel d'or or Golden Eye in Cannes for best documentary film in 2022. We have a different sort of gu...
Our guest today is the much-admired Bittu Sahgal. Mention Mr. Sahgal and three words come up: Sanctuary, activism, and conservation. He foun...
Our guest today is distinguished academic, author and ultra-marathoner, Dr. Bernd Heinrich . He talks about owls, ravens, tree swallows, pai...
Today we are talking with Dr. Erica Nol of Ontario, Canada about challenges of the arctic-breeding shorebird. Dr. Nol is a professor at Tren...
How to bird watch: Part 4. Last Part In which the author loops in some history and fables and talks about her habitat. Birds are the stuff o...
In which the author talks about how to see. Ayurveda divides us into three phenotypes: vata, pitta and kapha. Vatas have acute hearing and e...
Like most things that require identification, be it wine, textiles, or art, identifying birds is figuring out patterns; like recognizing an...
Part 1 of 4. This episode addresses a question that every bird watcher hears at some point or other. People who watch us stand still at balc...
This episode is about the Upupa epops.
Today's guest, Anusha Shankar studies hummingbirds as a Rose Postdoctoral Fellow at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. She has lived and worked...
Our guest today is Dr. Gopi Sundar , who heads the international ecological journal, Waterbirds. He is also a scientist in the cranes and we...
There is this bird that my mother watches. When it comes down, she says Garuda, garuda. And does a namaste. This bird is called the Brahminy...
The beginning of a new avatar. Where we do short episodes. As always, thanks for your attention.
In this short 3-minute episode, we are talking about the amazing birds of Nagaland with Angulie Meyase, a birding guide based in Khonoma, on...
This episode is about hornbills in Valparai. About human wildlife conflict and other things. But mostly about hornbills. Valparai in the Sou...
Our guest today is Dr. James Christopher Haney, a conservation biologist, wildlife researcher, and author of more than 250 peer-reviewed jou...
We are so sorry but we messed up. The previous episode that was published was an interview with Judith Mirembe. For some reason, the full co...
Our guest today is Judith Mirembe who is currently based in Uganda. Judith is a bird guide and researcher with a passion for birds, keen on...
This episode is about the magnificent migration of the Amur Falcons , the largest raptor migration in the world. It is 4:30 AM on a cold day...