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This Month in Birding is The American Birding Podcast’s monthly round table discussion on all things birds and birding. This month features Nick Lund, Sarah Swanson, and Mo Stych talking AI and birding, light pollution, a tragic macaw love story and more.

Links to article’s discussed in this episode:

Artificial light at night is a top predictor of bird migration stopover density

Researchers developing new technology to understand bird migrations

A lovers’ tale of romance, fidelity and the aviary netting keeping them apart

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07-51: This Month in Birding - December 2023

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