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Birdchick Podcast

Sharon Stiteler and Bill Stiteler

Sharon Stiteler, the Birdchick, talks about the latest in birding news.

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Birdchick Pocast #247

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2019/05/18

Wait…what did we talk about?

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Birdchick Podcast #246 Jeremy Messersmith!

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2019/05/03

The Patreon members said they wanted guests, so we brought on a guest. Our aim is not to have just anyone bird related on as a guest, but someone who can hang. And Jeremy certainly can. We played the game Wingspan before we podcasted.

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Birdchick Podcast #245

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2019/04/19

The feminist birding revolution article. Me on a podcast explaining the relevance of Twitter seven years ago. Most poplar bird in the us. OMG what did I post a picture of…Check out Redpoling: a birder polling group. The Bird Banter Podcast.

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Birdchick Podcast #244 FREEDOM GLIDERS

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2019/04/05

A dozen ways you can celebrate the life and legacy of Bill Thompson III.Bald eagles are going crazy by nesting on the ground and dropping trash in people’s yards. Record sandhill crane count in Nebraska. Do you live in one of the top ten most dangerous cities for migrating birds? We do. Bird Genie which can help you id bird sounds is available for iPhone or Android.

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A Legend of Birding is Gone

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2019/03/26

“My heart has joined the Thousand, for my friend stopped running today.” Richard Adams, Watership Down

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Birdchick Podcast #243 Grasshopper Sparrow Hot Mess...

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2019/03/22

That Florida grasshopper sparrow hot mess. Hey, gang, if you missed the great black hawk in Maine…you will still have a chance to see it. Totally ok and understandable to suppress a rarity on private property. Not really ok to announce it in this fashion. What kind of content do you get if you are one of our Patreon members? This kind of content!

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Birdchick Podcast #242 Eagle Trios, Birding for Anxiety

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2019/03/08

Using birding to help anxiety. This is an interesting perspective of how someone found their way to birdwatching. Please read the latest from Bill Thompson III’s caring bridge site. The man who invented the falcon copulation hat has died. Yes, it’s true. There really is a live cam on a bald eagle trio (two males, one female) raising young together.

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Birdchick Podcast #241 "H is for Hawk," Wisdom and...

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2019/02/22

According to the will of the Patreon I read H is for Hawk. Turkeys are terrorizing Moorhead, MNWisdom the albatross is mating again. Gizmodo has a more colorful headline.

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Birdchick Podcast #240 Problematic

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2019/02/08

Is it ok to call a bird a trollop in a formal presentation? Move over yellow cardinal, you’ve been replaced by the gynandromorph cardinal. White-throated sparrows and the complexity of gender. A king eider shows up in Maine. Birders go crazy and post about it. A hunter uses social media to locate and legally hunt the rarity. Join the Birdchick Patreon!

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Birdchick Podcast #239 We're back! Great Black Hawk,...

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2019/01/25

We started a Patreon!The great black hawk that’s been in Maine is in wildlife rehab with frostbite. What will it’s future be?The American Birding Association Bird of the Year is the red-billed tropicbird. The artwork is by Megan Massa. Follow her on Instagram @MeganDrawsBirds. The raven and snowy owl video we referenced in the podcast.

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Sax Zim Bog and Digiscoping

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2019/01/17

Hello! If you are here because of the KARE 11 or MPR segment, welcome! If you’re wondering about what the smart phone photography technique I was talking about, it’s known as digiscoping or phone scoping. It’s a way to use your smartphone with a spotting scope to take pictures and videos of birds and wildlife. You can learn more about the technique and the kit I use here. The case for my phone that I’m writing about is from a company called PhoneSkope. Here’s a video I took of a northern hawk owl

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Birding Lake Mburo National Park

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2019/01/17

After we saw the shoebill, I felt a weight come off of me in Uganda. I really, really wanted to see that bird. Of course I wanted to see many things, but that was the number one hope and Bird Uganda Safaris delivered. Even though my first look was at a distance I truly felt that I could really enjoy anything and everything because I saw my most wanted and didn’t have to stress if I would go home without it. It’s weird to pin so much hope on one species

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How To See A Shoebill

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2018/12/29

The answer: head to you Uganda. I’m a big fan of bullet journaling—I’m by no means anything like what you see on Pinterest, I’m a bit more basic and I find that this form of tracking creates some sort of order to the chaos of my brain when it comes to writing. Since I am no Catherine Hamilton, I don’t do much of the artistic side of it but I will decorate mine with stickers…especially bird stickers. I generally try to keep it to birds I’ve seen and place in weeks when I’m most like to see them

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Sibley App Second Edition UPDATED

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2018/11/19

I didn’t make this, but it sums up how I feel about the new Sibley app. UPDATE 1 : I received a notification from

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Seventh Edition of the National Geographic Field Guide

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2018/11/17

On the one hand I’m sad this book is no longer a workable app. On the other hand it is a very fine book and the most recent edition has some great improvements.

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Wallcreeper on a Castle

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2018/11/13

You can’t trip without finding a castle in Europe. One of the best mornings I ever spent was because of a cheaper

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The Splendor of Birds

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2018/11/11

As part of Year of the Bird National Geographic released a book called The Splendor of Birds. It’s supposed to be a reflection of how we notice birds and how that has

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Birding Ethics When Abroad

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2018/08/12

There is quite a bit to debate when it comes to "ethical birding." You can practically make a drinking game out of arguments of taped calls and bird disturbances on your state's birding group every winter.

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Noticing Birds

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2018/08/05

"I don't really notice birds."This was a recent confession from a very good friend who I have known for decades. I was baffled, how can you NOT notice birds...especially after knowing me? Haven't I told them a ton of interesting factoids?OK, I may have traumatized them when they told me they thought ducks were cute and I told them about duck anatomy. But I really thought they could handle that information.How can someone not notice birds?When I first started this whole bird writing stuff n 2004 I

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Birdchick Podcast #238

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2018/07/27

Birding doesn't always fee inclusive to the LGBTQ community.We are losing Bentsen State Park.Swamp sparrows have possibly always sang the same song.Timing is everything when birds leave the nest.Crow necrophilia.Don't be like this herpetologist.

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