Birding Podcasts (3 Viewers)

[aeshna5]

Not just birds but there are a lot of 'Living World' podcasts on BBC Sounds app. They are from a few years ago but are really interesting. I listen to one each morning.

Dave

Always loved listening to these when broadcast some years back, with Lionel Kellaway I think his name was?

 

[songbirder]

If I could humbly submit my own, if you're looking for a field-recorded birding podcast, look up "Songbirding" in your favourite podcast network or app. Well north of 100 episodes now, pretty much all recorded in the field, and lightly narrated live much like one might get from a birding guide in person, except focused on sounds. Currently they are all recorded around southern and mid-western Ontario (couldn't travel much due to you-know-what), someday I hope to go further afield.

I'm also always open to feedback. I have a lot of not-yet-birders in my listenership, and plenty of those who have told me they listen to the podcast just to relax, but a number of folks have also used it to learn species by ear or keep up their skills while the breeding birds are away in the off-season.

 

[Euan Buchan]

Here is my podcast interview on The Casual Birder Podcast talking about my 20 years of Birding. I hope you enjoy it Euan, The Edinburgh Birdwatcher, is celebrating 20 years of birding. He tells me about his birding style and what birdwatching means to him. — The Casual Birder Podcast

 

[owl flight]

quite a few podcasts posted on me blog

Twitching In The Slow Lane

twitchingintheslowlane.blogspot.com

 

[Mark Lew1s]

There is a new podcast about birds and birding in Scotland.

Episode 1 of the SOC podcast is here! You can access the podcast through Acast here: Some Ornithological Chat

You can get it via apple podcasts here: ‎Some Ornithological Chat on Apple Podcasts

Hopefully on Google podcasts and Spotify soon!