Birding by Ear in the Southwest: Part 5

Update: 2023-10-30

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Summary: Join Kiersten and Cheryl in the final episode of birding by ear. It’s a sought after skill and this episode will help you be the best birder you can be!

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Bird song provided by Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology; broad-tailed hummingbird call recorded by Brett Gleitsman and flight jingle recorded by Paul Marvin; Crested Caracara recorded by Ann Denburgh; Sandhill Crane recorded by Laurens Halsey, white-breasted nuthatch recorded by Wil Hershberger; and Bald Eagle recorded by Scott Olmstead

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Birding by Ear in the Southwest: Part 5

Kiersten Gibizov and Cheryl McAllister

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Birding by Ear in the Southwest: Part 5

Kiersten Gibizov and Cheryl McAllister

Birding by Ear in the Southwest: Part 5