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Love birds? You've come to the right place. This is your guide to the amazing world of Australian birds. Featuring interviews, expert tips, and inspiring stories, this much-loved science podcast connects listeners in over 75 countries with the wonders of nature.
Love birds? You've come to the right place. This is your guide to the amazing world of Australian birds. Featuring interviews, expert tips, and inspiring stories, this much-loved science podcast connects listeners in over 75 countries with the wonders of nature.
Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on Weekend Birder.
Hosts
Weekend Birder
Previous Guests
Suzy Buttress
Suzy Buttress is an English birdwatcher and podcaster who has been passionate about birds since childhood. Her love for birdwatching was sparked by experiences such as hand-feeding pigeons in Trafalgar Square. She is the creator of The Casual Birder Podcast and runs a monthly virtual bird club, fostering a community of bird enthusiasts. Through her work, she shares birding stories and connects with others, enhancing her appreciation for the avian world.
Suzy Buttress is an English birdwatcher and podcaster who has been passionate about birds since childhood. Her love for birdwatching was sparked by experiences such as hand-feeding pigeons in Trafalgar Square. She is the creator of The Casual Birder Podcast and runs a monthly virtual bird club, fostering a community of bird enthusiasts. Through her work, she shares birding stories and connects with others, enhancing her appreciation for the avian world.
Stephen Debus
Stephen Debus has been interested in birds, especially raptors, since childhood. He has had a long association with the University of New England (Armidale, NSW) as a research fellow and honorary research associate on various woodland birds. Stephen is also an ecological consultant, conducting fauna surveys and assessments for government and industry. Since 2017, he has been working for NSW Local Land Services, surveying and monitoring the nests of threatened raptors on the NSW Northern Tablelands. He has written numerous field guides on raptors and monographs on the eagles and falcons.
Stephen Debus has been interested in birds, especially raptors, since childhood. He has had a long association with the University of New England (Armidale, NSW) as a research fellow and honorary research associate on various woodland birds. Stephen is also an ecological consultant, conducting fauna surveys and assessments for government and industry. Since 2017, he has been working for NSW Local Land Services, surveying and monitoring the nests of threatened raptors on the NSW Northern Tablelands. He has written numerous field guides on raptors and monographs on the eagles and falcons.
Ian Kitchen
Ian Kitchen has always been interested in nature since he was a boy in England. He has spent his retirement documenting the diverse plant and animal life found in Churchill National Park. Ian now uses a wheelchair to get around and is passionate about making birdwatching accessible for everyone.
Ian Kitchen has always been interested in nature since he was a boy in England. He has spent his retirement documenting the diverse plant and animal life found in Churchill National Park. Ian now uses a wheelchair to get around and is passionate about making birdwatching accessible for everyone.
Julie Sims
Julie Sims is Ian Kitchen's partner and is actively involved in encouraging others to join them in birdwatching. Together, they traverse some of the gentler tracks in parks, looking for different flora and fauna, promoting accessibility in nature.
Julie Sims is Ian Kitchen's partner and is actively involved in encouraging others to join them in birdwatching. Together, they traverse some of the gentler tracks in parks, looking for different flora and fauna, promoting accessibility in nature.
Scot McPhie
Scot McPhie is a passionate ornithologist, conservationist, and film-maker with over 50 years of experience in birdwatching. He is the convenor of the Darling Downs local branch for Birdlife and runs the social media channel Bird Bites. Scot holds a BA in Anthropology and a Graduate Diploma in Ornithology. He is currently working on a three-part documentary about Australian birds and has a deep commitment to educating others about bird conservation and the art of filming wildlife.
Scot McPhie is a passionate ornithologist, conservationist, and film-maker with over 50 years of experience in birdwatching. He is the convenor of the Darling Downs local branch for Birdlife and runs the social media channel Bird Bites. Scot holds a BA in Anthropology and a Graduate Diploma in Ornithology. He is currently working on a three-part documentary about Australian birds and has a deep commitment to educating others about bird conservation and the art of filming wildlife.
Maggie Galbraith
Maggie Galbraith is an amateur naturalist who began focusing on birds in her early 30s. She is dedicated to educating herself about avian species and enjoys photography, particularly macro photography. In addition to her passion for birds, Maggie has a love for native bees.
Maggie Galbraith is an amateur naturalist who began focusing on birds in her early 30s. She is dedicated to educating herself about avian species and enjoys photography, particularly macro photography. In addition to her passion for birds, Maggie has a love for native bees.
Topics Discussed
Australian birds
birdwatching
human connection
UK birding
Casual Birder Podcast
birding stories
community
friendships
birds of prey
bird parenting
food
morphs
raptors
ecological consultant
fauna surveys
threatened raptors
limited mobility
accessible birding
nature discoveries
Churchill National Park
flora and fauna
bird videos
ornithology
conservation
film-making
local birds
Texas
amateur naturalist
photography
native bees
macro photography
Australian birdsbirdwatchinghuman connectionUK birdingCasual Birder Podcastbirding storiescommunityfriendships
Look at Australian birds with new eyes. This episode is about the adventures of an English birdwatcher and podcaster, the power of the human connection and where to go birding in the UK.
Suzy Buttress has loved watching birds ever since she was a child, likely inspired by hand-feeding pigeons in Trafalgar Square. Her passion for birds and the desire to share birding stories with others led to the creation of both The Casual Birder Podcast and her monthly virtual bird club. The connections made within the community that has built up around the show has created friendships and extended her appreciation of the birds around us.
Look at Australian birds with new eyes. This episode is about the adventures of an English birdwatcher and podcaster, the power of the human connection and where to go birding in the UK.
Suzy Buttress has loved watching birds ever since she was a child, likely inspired by hand-feeding pigeons in Trafalgar Square. Her passion for birds and the desire to share birding stories with others led to the creation of both The Casual Birder Podcast and her monthly virtual bird club. The connections made within the community that has built up around the show has created friendships and extended her appreciation of the birds around us.
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Get to know birds of prey on a whole new level. This episode answers listener questions about things like bird parenting, food and morphs.
Stephen Debus has been interested in birds, and especially raptors, since childhood. He’s had a long association with the University of New England (Armidale, NSW) as a research fellow and honorary research associate on various woodland birds. Stephen is also an ecological consultant, doing fauna surveys and assessments for government and industry. Since 2017 he has been working for NSW Local Land Services, surveying and monitoring the nests of threatened raptors on the NSW Northern Tablelands. Stephen has written numerous field guides on raptors and monographs on the eagles and falcons.
Get to know birds of prey on a whole new level. This episode answers listener questions about things like bird parenting, food and morphs.
Stephen Debus has been interested in birds, and especially raptors, since childhood. He’s had a long association with the University of New England (Armidale, NSW) as a research fellow and honorary research associate on various woodland birds. Stephen is also an ecological consultant, doing fauna surveys and assessments for government and industry. Since 2017 he has been working for NSW Local Land Services, surveying and monitoring the nests of threatened raptors on the NSW Northern Tablelands. Stephen has written numerous field guides on raptors and monographs on the eagles and falcons.
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Discover the joys of birdwatching with limited mobility. This episode is about two birders who make birding accessible, including for those in a wheelchair, and the wonderful nature discoveries they've made along the way.
Ian Kitchen has always been interested in nature, ever since he was a boy in England. When he was little, he was allowed to borrow books from the adult section in the library because they had much more information on animals and insects than the children’s books. Ian, who now uses a wheelchair to get around, has spent his retirement documenting the diverse plant and animal life found in Churchill National Park. Together, he and his partner Julie Sims are encouraging others to join them as they traverse some of the park’s gentler tracks, looking for different flora and fauna.
Discover the joys of birdwatching with limited mobility. This episode is about two birders who make birding accessible, including for those in a wheelchair, and the wonderful nature discoveries they've made along the way.
Ian Kitchen has always been interested in nature, ever since he was a boy in England. When he was little, he was allowed to borrow books from the adult section in the library because they had much more information on animals and insects than the children’s books. Ian, who now uses a wheelchair to get around, has spent his retirement documenting the diverse plant and animal life found in Churchill National Park. Together, he and his partner Julie Sims are encouraging others to join them as they traverse some of the park’s gentler tracks, looking for different flora and fauna.
Learn how to record video footage of birds. This episode is about a passionate ornithologist, conservationist and film-maker who has some great advice about creating bird videos.
Scot works for Birdlife Australia and is the coordinator of the Lockyer-Toowoomba Birds on Farms Project. He is also the convenor of the Birdlife Darling Downs local branch and runs the social media channel Bird Bites. He has a BA in Anthropology, and a Grad Dip in Ornithology. He's been into birds for over 50 years, ever since he first saw a flock of Red-collared Lorikeets when he was five years old in Darwin. Scot has also done a lot of film making and is currently working on a three-part documentary about Australian birds.
Learn how to record video footage of birds. This episode is about a passionate ornithologist, conservationist and film-maker who has some great advice about creating bird videos.
Scot works for Birdlife Australia and is the coordinator of the Lockyer-Toowoomba Birds on Farms Project. He is also the convenor of the Birdlife Darling Downs local branch and runs the social media channel Bird Bites. He has a BA in Anthropology, and a Grad Dip in Ornithology. He's been into birds for over 50 years, ever since he first saw a flock of Red-collared Lorikeets when he was five years old in Darwin. Scot has also done a lot of film making and is currently working on a three-part documentary about Australian birds.
Try a different form of birdwatching. This episode is about slowing down to learn about local birds and a special place to go birding in Texas.
Maggie Galbraith is an amateur naturalist who started focusing more on birds in her early 30s. Since then, she has been trying to educate herself as much as she can. Maggie loves photography. She also adores native bees and enjoys the challenge of macro photography.
Try a different form of birdwatching. This episode is about slowing down to learn about local birds and a special place to go birding in Texas.
Maggie Galbraith is an amateur naturalist who started focusing more on birds in her early 30s. Since then, she has been trying to educate herself as much as she can. Maggie loves photography. She also adores native bees and enjoys the challenge of macro photography.
