Rob Zimmer

Outdoors with Rob Zimmer

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Outdoors expert Rob Zimmer takes your questions on all things outdoors.

Author

Rob Zimmer

Category

Arts

Podcast website

www.whby.com

Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

Tundra Swans, March Nature & What To Do This Weekend 14.03.2020
The Tomato Queen, Bluebirds and Enjoying the Outdoors 13.03.2020
Maple Syrup Tapping, Tundra Swans and Female Outdoor Influences 06.03.2020
Monarchs, invasive species facts, and, an adventure with Cindy 29.02.2020

A trip to track wolves took a few unexpected turns. Also, a lot of things you may not know about invasive species. Top ten topic: places to take children as the weather warms up.

Charles the Florist, Signs of Spring and Cross Country Ski Spots 28.02.2020
A show dedicated to tapping maple syrup in Wisconsin 22.02.2020

Lots of fun facts and phone calls. Plus, local events, and, tips to grow tomatoes. Top ten topic: Early Spring migrating birds.

Maple Syrup tapping, Osprey Nest and the Winter Night Sky 21.02.2020
The great backyard bird count, and, the perennial and hosta of the year 15.02.2020

Callers describe what birds they are seeing today. Plus, tips for growing lavender. Top ten topic:  places in northeast Wisconsin to see Winter birds.

Love Plants, a "Frozen" event and Perfect Pollinators 15.02.2020
The great backyard bird count, glowing wildlife, and, a funny cow story 08.02.2020

Information about the Wisconsin Garden Expo, sturgeon fun for kids, and, moon bows. Top ten topic: Signs of Spring.

Honeybees in February, Golden Eagle Count & Sturgeon Spearing 07.02.2020
Lake Geneva Winterfest activities, rare birds, and, listener "poop loop" stories 01.02.2020

Rob reads a lot of comments on Facebook about "poop loops".  Also, he runs down what to expect to see outside throughout the month of February. Top ten topic:  Annual flowers to start from seed, indoors.

Starting Seeds, Eagle Numbers and February Nature 01.02.2020
Ice volcanoes, gold finches, and, a lot of woodpecker sounds 25.01.2020

Recap a dramatic weather week in Wisconsin. Top ten topic: Places to see amazing ice formations.

Australia, Lake Winnebago, and, a preview of the Wild Ones conference 18.01.2020

Special guest: Loris Dameron from Wild Ones Fox Valley. Top ten topic: Perennials for clay soil.

Favorite Nature Spots, Eagle Days & Cabin Fever Days 17.01.2020
Bald eagles, national walk your dog month, and, upcoming local events 11.01.2020

Discussion about the wild weather week that was, and that is to come. Top ten topic: places to see snowy owls in Wisconsin.

Houseplants, Full Wolf Moon and Bald Eagles 10.01.2020
Ice flowers, bare root plants, and, wildlife rehab 04.01.2020

Discussion about the current windy, and icy conditions. Top ten topic: New Year's resolutions for gardeners.

Birds of 2020, Ice Shoves and Plant Catalogs 03.01.2020
Birds, Christmas Trees, Wildlife, Best of 2019 28.12.2019

This week on Outdoors with Rob Zimmer we talk about different birds Rob saw this morning and also some resourceful ways to reuse your Christmas tree! We also discuss his best of in 2019!

1st Day Hikes, Local Events & Bird Watching 27.12.2019
Celebrating Solstice Day, cactus advice, and, Christmas plant facts 21.12.2019

What are moisture meters? And, how do you pronounce poinsettia? Top ten topic: Winter road trips to take during Christmas week.

Whooping Cranes, Snowy Owls & Holiday Gift Ideas 20.12.2019
Porcupines, orb weavers, and, local events 14.12.2019

Rob shares your nature memories of 2019. Top ten topic: Plants for winter beauty.

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