
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 120 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | ScienceNatural Sciences | ||||

Billy and Tony sit down with Rich Conroy of the Militia Hill Hawk Watch and of the Dresher, PA Wild Birds Unlimited to chat about the joys of hawk watching and lots of other birding topics in the conversation. Topics covered include bird feeding, how... more
Billy talked with author Scott Weidensaul about the wonders of bird migration and how urbanite humans can make their city habitats better for avian visitors. Topics include shorebirds, songbirds, raptors, outdoor cats, dogs, urban parks, window colli... more
Tony and Billy talk with one of their urban wildlife heroes, Stan Gehrt, who has been studying Chicago’s coyotes for more than 20 years. Dr. Gehrt has just authored a new book Coyotes Among Us: Secrets of the City’s top Predator. We talk coyotes, man... more
Tony and Billy talk about one of their favorite critters, the (urban) woodchuck (a.k.a. groundhog, monax, whistle pig, etc.) and its marmot relatives around the globe. Other topics include yellow-bellied and hoary marmots; when iNaturalist makes it l... more
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I love that people are finally paying attention to urban wildlife. The hosts are really fun and explore a lot of interesting topics.
Just what a city dweller needs to stay connected to Nature.
I was very excited to check out this podcast, as I’m a wildlife lover and have volunteered as a rehabber over the years. However, I was deeply disappointed and offended by the episode regarding feral cats. I am a feral cat colony caretaker. I have had a stable, fixed, colony of 8 cats living in my backyard for nearly 4 years. So I did my best to keep an open mind, despite the podcast title. I recognize that my cats do have an impact on birds from time to time, so I wanted to hear potential s... more
Great podcast but the introductory music does not fit at all.
I love this podcast as I'm a city dweller and am always trying to learn more about the animals, birds, and other creatures that make cities their homes.I find the well educated enthusiam of the creators and their guests so contagious that I'm often looking up species I'm not familialr with online during the show. I also really enjoy the heavy metal intro music just because I'm a metalhead/nature nerd too.
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Apple Podcasts | #187 |
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