Do you hear any birds?

No. Recently I went on two expeditions looking for birds. The first was with a friend of mine,

stew on the side of New Hampshire's biggest, most famous rock pile, Mount Washington.

It's almost like snipe hunting. We're going snypoint hunting.

We're looking for little foot. Cousin and big foot.

It's about number two, a much smaller hill

with two friends of the show,

Dave Anderson and Chris Martin, host of

NHPR's long-running Nature Facts podcast, Something Wild.

These birds live in a stone fortress of granite.

Yeah, or big hollow logs.

That's another place they might have. Abandoned buildings. Yeah, or big hollow logs. That's another place they might have.

Abandoned buildings.

Old abandoned buildings in the woods.

And Rocky Dan sites like this.

In the first case on Mount Washington with Stu, this is great.

We're looking for the bicknails thrush. I love the sound of person. on Mount Washington with Stu, this is great.

We're looking for the big nails thrush.

I love the sound of birds in the morning.

A small unremarkable songbird, brown on top, gray

with little spots on the belly.

In the summer, it's only found in high elevation forests in the. little In the second expedition on the little rocky hill with Dave and Chris,

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