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🗓️ 1 May 2025
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It’s time for another This Month in Birding, this time for April, despite the fact that this episode technically comes out in May. That's bonus for May rather than a loss for April. Which is all the more appropriate because this is the time of year that we’ve all been waiting for. This tim around, we welcome Gabriel Foley, Frank Izaguirre, and Purbita Saha to talk bird study bias, hummingbird hives, and whether or not birds "sit".
Links to articles discussed in this episode:
Six-decade research bias towards fancy and familiar bird species
Hummingbirds Living in a Hive Found for the First Time
Angler perceptions of pelican entanglement reveal opportunities for seabird conservation on fishing piers in Tampa Bay
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0:33.6 | I am Nate Swick. |
0:35.6 | It's the first Thursday in May and that means it's a slightly modified |
0:40.3 | this month in burning schedule or rather maybe last month in burning but released this month. Look, |
0:46.1 | I'm sure you all manage. We'll get you over there shortly. But I want to remind all of our |
0:50.3 | listeners that we and by we I mean the ABA will be at the biggest week in |
0:55.1 | American birding in about a week and a half. How exciting. I'm spring migrants in my backyard |
1:01.0 | right now, Perula, Black and White Warbler, Great Crescent Flycatcher, etc. But the sheer number |
1:06.0 | of spring migrants I will see during those few days in Ohio will be as it typically is mind-boggling. |
1:14.4 | Spring birding is sort of funny because it all happens so fast and it does feel like you can miss it |
1:19.3 | if the big migration day or days happens on some random Tuesday. |
1:24.3 | And as such, you know, there are only a few places in the ABA area where you can be |
1:27.9 | almost guaranteed to have an exceptional spring birding experience. And Northwest Ohio is one of |
1:34.2 | those places. I can't wait. Hopefully I'll see you there. So let's get down to the business part |
1:39.0 | of the episode, the April this month in birding in May featuring Gabriel Foley, Frank Isagiri, and Perbita Saha. |
1:46.5 | It is up. We talk bird research, bias, hummingbird hives, and whether birds sit or not. |
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