Matt Tarr, PhD - University of New Hampshire Extension

An Audio Guide to Identifying New England Birds By Their Sounds

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University of New Hampshire Extension Professor Matt Tarr teaches how to identify 62 common New England bird species. In addition to the most easily recognized sounds, listeners learn the habitat the bird species is most likely to be found.

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Matt Tarr, PhD - University of New Hampshire Extension

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Science

Latest episode

Apr 18, 2025

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Episodes

031 Hairy woodpecker 18.12.2024
030 Downy woodpecker 18.12.2024
029 Species comparison: Downy woodpecker & Hairy woodpecker 18.12.2024
028 Part 1B Birds of the Forest Edge 18.12.2024
027 Comparing American crow & Common raven 18.12.2024
025 Common raven 18.12.2024
024 American Crow 18.12.2024
023 Species comparison: American crow & Common raven 18.12.2024
023 Comparing House finch & Purple finch 18.12.2024
022 Purple finch 16.12.2024
021 House finch 16.12.2024
020 Species comparison: House finch & Purple finch 16.12.2024
019 American goldfinch 16.12.2024
018 House wren 16.12.2024
017 Carolina wren 16.12.2024
016 American robin 16.12.2024
015 Northern cardinal 16.12.2024
014 Blue jay 16.12.2024
013 House sparrow 16.12.2024
012 Mourning dove 16.12.2024
011 Tufted titmouse 16.12.2024
010 Comparing Red-breasted nuthatch & White-breasted nuthatch 16.12.2024
009 White-breasted nuthatch 16.12.2024
008 Red-breasted nuthatch 16.12.2024
007 Species Comparison Red-breasted nuthatch & White-breasted nuthatch 16.12.2024

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