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Cape May Warblers
Season 3 Episode 19
The Cape May Warbler is a species those of us in southern Ontario get to hear singing once a year, during spring migration.
For those with high-frequ…
5 years, 10 months ago
In Conversation: #Hike4Birds
A hike & conversation with Sonya Richmond and Sean Morton about #Hike4Birds, their cross-Canada journey. Read more about them at http://comewalkwithu…
5 years, 10 months ago
Killdeer! Killdeer!
Season 3 Episode 18
The Killdeer is one of the most vocal bird species in North America. It may not technically be a songbird, but it will not go anywhere unheard.
For t…
5 years, 11 months ago
Sundry Songs
Season 3 Episode 17
Exploring the Fifty Point Conservation Area more thoroughly bring sundry songs of Baltimore Orioles, Blue-grey Gnatcatchers, Chipping Sparrows, and m…
5 years, 11 months ago
Learning Birding During COVID-19
A review of resources for new birders, especially during COVID-19, with a teaser bonus at the end. Also, please note the podcast will be bi-weekly fo…
6 years ago
Fallout
Season 3 Episode 16
Due to some unusual weather events this year, there were a couple occasions for a "fallout" event locally at the Fifty Point Conservation Area.
For t…
6 years ago
Soundscape Bonus: Song of the Mourning Warbler
More Season 3 episodes coming soon. In the meantime, here's a soundscape of a Mourning Warbler, and a few other species, recorded on June 6, 2020 at …
6 years ago
Songbirding in the Rain
Season 3 Episode 15
A near two-week pause on seasonable weather has lead to a heavily backlogged spring migration. The first day of moderate temperatures brought with it…
6 years ago
Waterdown Wetlands
Season 3 Episode 14
House Wren, Blue-grey Gnatcatchers, Pine Warblers, Northern Parula, Blue-headed Vireos and more have flooded into the Waterdown Wetlands in this firs…
6 years ago
Overnight Arrivals
Season 3 Episode 13
In migration season, a park's bird population can change dramatically overnight.
For those with high-frequency hearing loss, you may alternatively do…
6 years, 1 month ago