Birding Resources & Tools
Whether you're curious or want to learn more, I recommend these bird apps and resources. There's always something to learn about birds and whether it's through books, podcasts, or games, there's surely a way to engage your interest.
Created by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, this free app allows you to record bird calls and/or upload photos and can identify what you're hearing and seeing
Also created by the Cornell Lab, this free app lets you record and submit birds you've observed for citizen science. Collected data is used for conservation, species management, and informing law and policies. Desktop version available
I love this podcast and learn so much every time. I like this episode about female bird song
Curious of how to get started with birding? Start here!
I also find these video series are also excellent
For $20, download this guide to your smartphone. Includes beautiful bird illustrations, audio clips of bird songs, range maps, and bird info. Book version also available
I also enjoy this podcast and like the variety of guests and topics. I'm especially fond of this episode called "This is Your Brain on Birds"
This free app is like a mini field guide in your hand. It provides lots of info about birds in North America. Desktop version also available
Bird Clubs
I volunteer for the Denver chapter of the Feminist Bird Club. It's a great way to connect with other bird lovers and it's open to anyone. Denver Audubon also offers field trips
Games and birds? My worlds collide! Get your friends together for this beautiful, fun, and award-winning board game based on North American bird species.