Bird Calls radio archive with Patrick Comins _ director of bird conservation for Audubon Connecticut. Patrick discusses protecting land for birds and how that process happens. He also discusses the importance of protecting space and the politics involved. Patrick also talks about what’s next in terms of conservation and also discusses birding in general.
Gilman has more than 30 years experience as a naturalist and has traveled around the globe looking at and helping bird populations. He also knows the Audubon Greenwich grounds well enough to know when certain bird species will appear — to the date.
Bird Calls radio program with master carver Floyd Scholz. We discuss how to get into carving birds, how to sell art, how he got interested in nature and how he plays a banjo while riding a unicycle. Very interesting interview.
Bird Calls radio program that was done live at the annual Oyster Festival in Norwalk. (Click above.) Jenny Dickson, a biologist with the Connecticut DEEP, was the guest and spoke about a variety of topics, such as bats, moose, and, of course, birds, birds, birds.
Bird Calls radio show featuring Luke Tiller, the official hawk watcher at Audubon Greenwich’s Quaker Ridge Hawk Watching area. Tiller talks about hawk watches, the Young Birders Club, birding in England (his native land) and other topics about birds. Here’s the list of links that Luke mentions on the show.
The show features an interview with Don Riepe, guardian of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in New York City. He discusses a variety of topics, such as shorebirds, shorebird identifications, tromping through the woods as a kid and how to get kids involved in the outdoors these days.
Bird Calls Radio show with long-time birder Terry Wood.
Bird Calls Radio show with long-time birder Richard Soffer. He started birdwatching in the 1940s and has an interesting historical perspective on the hobby. He also birded Sherwood Island extensively and talks about those experiences. His collection of more than 1,400 rare bird books has been donated to Amherst, his alma mater.
The guest is Susan Snider, president of Friends of Norwalk Islands, a new nonprofit group whose mission it is protect and educate people about the Norwalk Islands. Snider is also the former director of Norwalk Seaport Association. Snider attended the annual conference of National Wildlife Refuge System.
Bird Calls radio show with special guest Joe Zeranski, co-author of Connecticut Birds. Joe talks about the history of birds in Connecticut and the writing of the book.
I speak with Wayne Roberts, regional director of Ducks Unlimited and Joe Warren of Wild Birds Unlimited. Joe talks about feeding birds in the summer and helping baby birds that fall out of the nest. Wayne discusses Ducks Unlimited and ducks in general.
Guest Keith Tomlinson talks about his experiences with birdingpal.org, both as a guide and as a visitor being guided. Here is the archive of the Saturday, July 2, Bird Calls radio show. I talk about red, white and blue birds, as well as turtles. Joe Warren of Wild Birds Unlimited in Darien, CT, and Bedford Hills, N.Y. talks about bats and bat boxes. As always thanks for listening.
The show features a fascinating interview with Dara Reid, founder and director of Wildlife in Crisis , a wildlife rehabilitation facility in Weston. Did you know her facility receives as many as 100 phone calls per day during the early summer regarding injured or abandoned wildlife. Joe Warren of Wild Birds Unlimited in Darien (CT) and Bedford Hills (NY) talks about a trip to Texas where he saw millions of bats. At the beginning of show, I talk about the birds I’ve been seeing in my yard, includ...
BirdCallsRadio show featuring Jennie Mortonsen as guest.
BirdCallsRadio show featuring Richard Crossley as guest. Crossley talks about his newly released Crossley Guide and how he got the thousands of photographs needed to accompany the guide. He also talks about getting the next generation involved in birdwatching.
BirdCallsRadio show featuring John Moeling of the Norwalk Land Trust. He discusses the importance of perserving land, getting kids out in nature and the Norwalk Land Trust.
BirdCallsRadio show featuring David Park as guest. Park is a kayaker and author of “Kayaking In and Around the Norwalk Islands.”
BirdCallsRadio show with Westport’s Tina Green as guest. Green talks about birding Sherwood Island, volunteering and finding the Fork-tailed Flycatcher at Cove Island Wildlife Sanctuary.
BirdCallsRadio with Frank Gallo of Connecticut Audubon as the guest. Gallo talks about his team’s Big Day, which set a Connecticut record for most bird species seen in one day.
BirdCallsRadio show with Margaret Ardwin, naturalist at Earthplace (formerly Westport Nature Center) as guest. Ardwin talks about universal trail design, getting children involved in the outdoors and Earthplace.
BirdCallsRadio show with Townsend P. Dickinson, nature photographer and warbler expert. Towny discusses wood warbler migration and other topics related to warblers.
BirdCallsRadio show featuring Bill Wilson, founder of Birds and Beans coffee, as the guest. Bill describes how and why he founded the bird-friendly coffee and the importance of drinking bird-friendly coffee.
BirdCallsRadio show featuring Connecticut birder Frank Mantlik as guest. Frank is one of the top birders in the state and his “state list” tops all others. Listen as Frank describes how to see the various birds in Connecticut.
BirdCallsRadio program featuring Larry Flynn as the guest. Larry is a master wildlife conservationist in Connecticut and leads bird tours for the Norwalk Seaport Association.
Here is the first BirdCallsRadio program ever. It aired on March 19, 2011, on WSTC/WNLK AM radio in Norwalk, Conn. The special guest is Milan Bull, conservation and science director Connecticut Audubon. He discusses, among other things, the 2011 Connecticut State of the Birds report.
