HeyJaredYour Bird Story
Your Bird Story centers the voices of everyday people and their encounters and relationships with wild birds in cities. The podcast is hosted by Georgia Silvera Seamans and is edited and produced by Pod to the People. Subscribe to the podcast.
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Bird City in Four Seasons with Ryan Goldberg (opens the original)
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New Yorkers who bird know that a common way to experience birds in the city is seasonal, and in his new book, Bird City , Ryan Goldberg captures the lives of resident and migratory birds across all five boroughs of the city. Ryan shines a light on New Yorkers who come out rain, shine, and snow to witness, protect, and advocate for the birds. He also teaches us about the city’s natural history and how its geography shaped and continues to shape the fauna and flora we share this mostly archipelagi
American Robin Population Decline with Emily Williams (opens the original)
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The American Robin, Turdus migratorius , is a common migratory bird found throughout much of the United States; however, the population in Chicago appears to be decreasing . Is this trend specific to Chicago, or are Robins experiencing declines in other cities across the U.S? Wildlife biologist Emily Williams returns to the podcast to discuss migration patterns and the possible factors contributing to the decline of the American Robin population. Resources Learn more about Emily Williams’ Americ
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