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Category Archives: Interview
Interview with the Prairie Birder: A Young Blogger Offers Her Insight into Birding
When I first started reading the amazing blog called Prairie Birder, I was instantly taken by the earnestness of the posts, the detailed and educational content, and the great insight offered by the author. That’s why when I found out it was written by a young 15-year-old girl, I was dumbfounded. I knew I had [...]
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Bird artist Chris Lodge intertwines his love of art and birds
There’s something inherently beautiful about birds, whether it’s their colors, shapes, behaviors or all of the above. That’s why it’s not surprising that many artists try to capture and interpret their beauty through paintings, drawing and photography—including John James Audubon. I recently stumbled upon a British artist Chris Lodge whose oil paintings . I reached [...]
Two passionate high school birders create helpful birding site Two Birders and Binoculars
Sam Brunson and John Mark Simmons aren’t your average high school students. While some teens might waste away their time, the two young birders have translated their passion for birding into a productive hobby that now includes managing a website they created called Two Birders and Binoculars. Sam, a 16-years-old from Savannah, Ga., and John [...]
Birding on a Budget: Birders Renee and Michael embark on a frugal Big Year
For most people, the thought of traveling around the country to see as many birds as possible seems like an unfeasible and expensive feat best reserved for people with a lot of money and time. However, two passionate birders named Renee and Michael have turned that idea on its head. Renee Rubin and Michael Delesantro, [...]
Punk rock birder Paul Riss tries to bust misconceptions of birdwatchers
It is clear from the way he talks about the first time a black-capped chickadee landed on his hand or the way he recalls his trip to Point Pelee during the peak of migration that Paul Riss is a diehard birder. The only problem is you would never guess his love of birds from the [...]
Hand-feeding wild birds: Q&A with Jeff Jones
If feeding birds from a feeder is calming and relaxing, then feeding wild birds from your hand is zen. For those who have experienced that sensation of a little bird landing on your arm and literally eating out of the palm of your hand, the feeling of being at one with birds and nature is [...]
Birding in Cities: Why urban dwellers shouldn’t be discouraged
Tucked away in the greenery of one of the busiest cities in the world, a small group of birders sets their sights on warblers, vireos, orioles, Monk parakeets and many other unique species. Led by nature and bird enthusiast Rob Jett, these birders of New York City—home to about eight million people and the country’s [...]
Birding blogger Laurence Butler shares his experiences and tips for beginners
When your interest in birds reaches that exciting next level, the only thing you probably want to do is go birding whenever you can. However, when you’re beginning to bird for the first time, it can be pretty overwhelming if you don’t know what to do or how to get started. So, I recently reached [...]
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