Get Birding Podcast

We’re making an episode about the new generation changing birding culture… and we want to hear from you! 🫵

Did you get into birds through TikTok? A grandparent? Climate anxiety? Lockdown walks?

We want short videos from birders aged 29 and under answering these questions:

🐦‍⬛ How did you get into birdwatching?
🦉 What’s your favourite birding moment so far?
🪺 Why do you think more young people are picking up binoculars?

You could feature in our next episode or across our socials - just remember to include your name and location in a DM or email.

Deadline: Thursday 18th June 🗓️

Email: [email protected]

Do you have footage of chicks, fledglings, busy parents or first flights? 🐥

We’re making our next episode and we’d love to include real clips from bird lovers across the UK and beyond! 📹

Send us your nest cam footage via email or DM including your name and location, and we’ll credit you in the YouTube episode!

Deadline: Thursday 18th June 🗓️

Email: [email protected] 📮

Our new episode OUT NOW! 🐦‍⬛

This time, we head into the woods for Singing with Nightingales - a unique experience that sees musicians and nature collaborate under the moon 🪕

Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen on your favourite podcast app 🎧

Our new episode arrives tomorrow! 🐦‍⬛

In this special episode, our resident birder, composer and nature beatboxer Jason Singh heads into the Sussex woods after dark for Singing with Nightingales — a unique experience that draws guests and musicians back year after year to witness one of nature’s most enchanting performances.

For a brief period between mid-April and the end of May, around five thousand pairs of nightingales migrate from Sub-Saharan Africa to southern England, where males fill the night air with their remarkable courtship songs.

Alongside folk singer, nature activist and founder of Singing with Nightingales, Sam Lee, Jason explores the beauty, mystery and musicality of the nightingale, while reflecting on the challenges facing this iconic bird and why its song matters now more than ever.

Sean’s reading list needs some new recommendations! Share your best birding books in the comments 📚🐦‍⬛