No interview in this very quick chat, just an update on where The Birder's Guide is headed in 2022 ..read more

In this episode we chat to Adrian Boyle, a shorebird researcher based in Broome who also works as a birding guide in Antarctica ..read more

In this episode we talk to Matthew Crawford, ABC Radio National personality, about his number crunching on the populations of Melbourne birds. Matthew's number crunching: https://medium.com/@matthew.crawford Bellbird Tours: https://www.bellbirdtours.com ..read more

In this episode we chat with Paul Brooks who organises and runs pelagic trips out of Eaglehawk Neck in Tasmania ..read more

In this episode we speak to researcher Jonny Schoenjahn about his 20 years studying one of the world's rarest birds of prey, the Grey Falcon ..read more

In this episode we talk to Sandy Horne, an avid poster on the 'South Aussie Birding' Facebook page who took up birding as a form of therapy and never looked back.  ..read more

In this episode we chat to Donna Belder about her personal birding, bird banding and being the youngest Australian woman to see 700 species ..read more

In this episode we chat to Donna Belder about her personal birding, bird banding and her claim to be the youngest Australian woman to see 700 species ..read more

In this episode we chat to Dean Ingwersen about his work with BirdLife Australia trying to save the critically endangered Regent Honeyeater. Available anywhere you get your podcasts or from the following link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1007575 To watch this conversation on YouTube you can find it at this address: https://youtu.be/wDMhIDWMYFc To read more about Birdlife's work with Regent Honeyeaters, this is the best place to go: https://birdlife.org.au/projects/woodland-birds-for-biodiversity/regent-honeyeater-wl  To listen to Guillame's podcast 'Birding Today' it can be found on hi ..read more

In this episode we chat to Nikolas Haass, a well known Facebook advocate for taxanomical truths about splits and lumps over the past 12 - 18 months ..read more