The Warblers by Birds Canada
Our award-winning podcast celebrates the wonder of birds and bird conservation in Canada. In each episode, our host Andrea Gress is joined by expert guests to explore a new species, dive into a conservation issue, uncover fascinating research, and learn ways to help birds. Full of curiosity, birding tips, and delightful stories, The Warblers invites you to discover the amazing lives of birds in Canada.
Not sure where to start? Here are some of our favourite episodes:
- Exploring Bird Sounds with Dan Mennill
- Did a chickadee steal my hotdog? Experts answer your questions
- Birds and Cats
- The Wake-up Call: Eastern Whip-poor-will
- Warblin' about Warblers
The Warblers by Birds Canada
Latest Episodes
Window Collisions: an invisible threat to birds
From science and building design, to art and community action, there are many ways to reduce bird-window collisions. This is a significant conservation challenge, but we already have the tools and knowledge to make a difference.Our gues...
Tracking Semipalmated Sandpipers at the Bay of Fundy
The Bay of Fundy is one of Canada's best kept birding secrets. Following the ebb and flow of the tides are tens of thousands of Semipalmated Sandpipers - and just off the coast, the rocky islands are alive with nesting terns, razorbills, puffin...
The Wake-up Call: Evening Grosbeak
The Warblers go birding! Join Andrea Gress and Jody Allair as they search for the Evening Grosbeak. While searching the woods, they chat about how to use eBird to find a specific species, discuss nerdy fun facts about Evening Grosbeaks, and enc...
Do field guides still matter? The latest guide to the birds of Alberta
With apps like Merlin and eBird, do field guides even matter anymore? David Scott and Gavin McKinnon share why they developed a brand new book: A Field Guide to the Birds of Alberta. Backed by their love of birds, this episode is full of birdin...
The Wake-up Call: Louisiana Waterthrush and Acadian Flycatcher
The Louisiana Waterthrush or "Eastern Forest Dipper" exudes quiet and calm, much like the forests it's found in. Meanwhile, the Acadian Flycatcher screams "PIZZA" as it bursts from a branch to snag a bite (of insect!). Both birds are charming i...