Dexter Patterson and Jason Hall
The Bird Joy Podcast
Welcome to the Bird Joy Podcast – where birding meets community, curiosity, and connection! Hosted by Dexter "The Wisco Birder" Patterson and Jason "The Birding Beardsman" Hall, this is your go-to show for all things birds, nature, and the joy they bring. Whether you're a beginner birder, a backyard birdwatcher, or a seasoned avian enthusiast, Bird Joy is your destination to explore the beauty of birds, the importance of conservation, and the power of inclusive outdoor spaces. What to Expect: * Birding tips for beginners and pros alike * Inspiring stories from birders, naturalists, and STEM pr...
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Dexter Patterson and Jason Hall
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Ultimo episodio
20 mar 2026
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Episodi
Why Birding? 04.05.2024 40:29
Chill with Dexter and Jason as they talk about the anticipation of Spring migration and why birding is an incredibly rewarding activity. They get into those formative and continuing birding experiences with a Tufted Titmouse sparkbird, various owls that sometimes sell you lollipops , and a single Red-Flanked Bluetail in New Jersey . They discuss how community and “Bird Nerd” euphoria are cre...
Welcome to the Bird Joy Podcast! 30.04.2024 31:56
In this episode, Dexter Patterson and Jason Hall welcome our fellow bird nerds into a space to celebrate Bird Joy. We cover displaying Red-winged Blackbirds , taunting Northern Mockingbirds , and even a lost Yellow-billed Loon in Las Vegas. This episode is all about vibing with nature and the restlessness that comes with Spring fever. Join us as we create space for new birders through the equitabl...
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