Join the Season 3 finale of the Weekend Birder podcast! Hear Australian bird stories, questions, and recordings from listeners in this joyful community celebration.

Discover the magic of the Australian dawn chorus in this conversation with sound recordist Andrew Skeoch. Explore how bird calls can teach us about listening, ecology, and connection to place.

Head to Broken Hill with Dr Anika Molesworth to meet the birds of the outback and discover how farming and conservation can work together in Australia’s arid landscapes.

Meet Suzy Buttress, host of The Casual Birder Podcast, as she reflects on birding adventures, building community, and what it’s like to watch birds in the UK with Australian eyes.

Raptor expert Stephen Debus answers listener questions about birds of prey in Australia – from eagles and falcons to parenting, prey, and plumage. A must-listen for bird nerds and curious nature lovers.

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.

Discover how to film birds in the wild with conservationist and videographer Scot from Bird Bites. Learn which cameras he recommends, what makes a good bird video, and how storytelling can help protect birds.

Discover how Maggie Galbraith's quiet approach to birdwatching led to unforgettable moments with the White-winged Fairywren. This episode is a reflection on patience, photography, and learning as you go.

Discover how biologist Joan Strassmann applies the ideas of slow food to birdwatching. This episode invites you to slow down, notice your local birds, and deepen your connection to nature.

Join Tasmanian bird guide Ramit Singal as he shares stories of pelagics, rare sightings, and the rewards of showing others the beauty of Australian birds.

Ecologist Shannon Creaney explains how BirdLife Australia’s Birds on Farms program is helping farmers protect habitat and support threatened species across Victoria.

Cartoonist and author Jason Rodgers shares how his illustrated book Did You Spot It? helps kids become birdwatchers and notice the birds in their everyday lives.

Explore the life of Elizabeth Gould, wife of John Gould, through scent and storytelling. This crossover with Paperback Perfumes dives into science illustration, colonial history, and the sensory power of birds.

Marian Blake shares how kayaking brought her closer to birds and people. Hear how she found community, calm, and a White-bellied Sea-eagle on the waters of Bendigo.

Explore the quirky charm of Gang-gang Cockatoos with Dr Holly Parsons and Gee Hounsell. Hear how science, citizen action, and love for birds come together to protect this iconic species.

Urban ecologist Jacinta Humphrey shares how to make our cities better for birds – with backyard tips, habitat design ideas, and insight into what’s threatening our urban birdlife.

Musician Ruby Gill shares how birds and nature shape their life, lyrics, and identity. A moving conversation about place, belonging, and listening deeply.

Join urban birder Lorne Johnson in Sydney Park as he shares his love of swallows, martins, and the fast-paced birds that fill our city skies.

Celebrate Episode 100 with birding slang, hilarious moments and insights from Cesar Puechmarin, Kylie Soanes, Sean Dooley and Steph Chambers. A joyful look at birdwatcher language and culture.

Young birder Luca shares why emus and cassowaries are some of Australia’s most fascinating birds – and why we need to protect the landscapes they call home.