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Sidney Wade – Blue
April is National Poetry Month in the United States, and to celebrate, we're featuring some of our favorite poets who write about our feathered frien…
6 months, 3 weeks ago
Creating Bird Habitat at Home
One of the biggest threats to birds is the decline in biodiversity due to habitat loss — and the traditional, manicured lawn isn’t helping. Growing n…
6 months, 4 weeks ago
The Red Warbler: Mexico’s Little Red Queen
Red Warblers only sing on sunny mornings during the breeding season — so hearing their song is as good as checking the weather forecast. Weighing les…
6 months, 4 weeks ago
Probing with Sandpipers
The variety of bill sizes and shapes among the sandpipers is astounding! Many sandpipers have sensitive nerve receptors in their bill tips, so they c…
6 months, 4 weeks ago
Wonder and Awe with Aimee Nezhukumatathil
It’s National Poetry Month in the U.S., and each year we like to celebrate by sharing our favorite contemporary writers’ work about birds. Aimee Nezh…
7 months ago
Marbled Godwits
Marbled Godwits stand a foot and a half tall, on slender, dark legs. Their exquisitely long bills are pink, tipped in black, and just slightly up-cur…
7 months ago
Let BirdNote Immerse You In Soothing Birdsong
BirdNote prides itself on creating a sound-rich, immersive experience for listeners every day. Today’s episode, featuring the Tufted Puffin, the Grea…
7 months ago
Black Kites and Wildfires
The savanna country of northern Australia is one of the most fire-prone natural habitats in the world, and its plants have evolved to thrive with fre…
7 months ago
Rainbow-Billed Toucan: The Flying Banana
The Keel-billed Toucan, also known as the Rainbow-billed Toucan, looks like a bird with a giant banana for a beak. They have a black body, a yellow p…
7 months ago
The Songs of Desert Wrens
The Canyon Wren and Cactus Wren share common ancestry — and they’re close neighbors in the desert southwest. Yet their songs evolved along divergent …
7 months ago