BirdNote Daily
BirdNote • Education, Science, Nature
BirdNote • Education, Science, Nature
BirdNote Daily
BirdNote • Education, Science, Nature
BirdNote • Education, Science, Nature

About

Escape the daily grind and immerse yourself in the natural world. Rich in imagery, sound, and information, BirdNote inspires you to notice the world around you.

Episodes

  • Black Kites and Wildfires
    Australia's firehawks hunt with flames.
  • Rainbow-Billed Toucan: The Flying Banana
    These birds look like they came from the mind of a cartoonist.
  • The Songs of Desert Wrens
    Cactus and stone live in their songs.
  • The Tui of New Zealand
    A one-of-a-kind bird.
  • Bananaquits Love Sweets
    An iconic songster of Latin America.
  • Letter to a Kentucky Warbler
    Encountering a secretive warbler and crossing into another world.
  • The Stunning King Eider
    A remarkable sea duck.
  • How a Bird Came to Look Like a Caterpillar
    In nature, one way to avoid being eaten is to look like something you’re not.
  • Dovekie At Sea
    A little auk of the North Atlantic.
  • The Lustrous Purple Gallinule
    Vibrant color can actually help blend in with a marsh.
  • Chestnut-collared Longspur
    The relationship between cow and bird is complicated.
  • Flying Dinosaurs: Leaping and Gliding
    More than one type of dinosaur had feathers and limbs like wings.
  • Hilarious Bird Sounds With Becca Rowland
    A fun, new guide to learning bird calls.
  • Create Bird Habitat at Home with Native Plants
    Native plants are the building blocks of a healthy, diverse habitat.
  • The Joy of Robins with J. Drew Lanham
    Finding radical joy in the outdoors.
  • Millicent Ficken Studied How Birds Play
    Through playing, birds practice skills they need to survive.
  • The Vulture's Iron Stomach
    Heavy-duty bacteria and powerful acids aid digestion.
  • Lifer Pie
    Found a new bird? You deserve a treat!
  • The Eagle, the Cactus, and the City on the Lake
    How a bird chose the capital of the Aztec empire.
  • Robins Nest On Moving Solar Arrays
    The more the panels tilt, the taller the robins built.