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Thanks to all our listeners and supporters for another exceptional year. To wrap up 2022, we welcome back some insightful and entertaining birder friends to the last This Month in Birding for the year. We're joined by Popular Science's Purbita Saha, science writer Ryan Mandelbaum, and The Birdist, Nick Lund to talk about the biggest birding trends of 2022 and our best birding experiences of the year.

Links to article discussed in this episode:

New Shazam for Birds will Identify that Chipping For You

Female Blue Tits Sing Frequently

Old Bones Suggest Presence of Thick-billed Parrots in the Southwest

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06-51: This Month in Birding - December 2022

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