Discover the surprising moments of birdwatching with young nature photographer McKinley Moens. Bathing birds, foot quivering and rare honeyeaters await.

Discover the story of the Plains-wanderer - a quirky and rare Australian bird - with Chris Hartnett from Zoos Victoria.

Explore birdwatching in Castlemaine, Orbost, and beyond with birder and guidebook author Damian Kelly in this walk-focused episode.

Learn about Australia's four kite bird species through the eyes of 10-year-old Edward in this fun and family-friendly episode.

Dive into the life of the Eastern Yellow Robin and discover what makes this bird so special, from behaviours to genetics, with ornithologist Lana Austin.

Learn about the Eastern Osprey and the citizen science projects helping us understand this striking bird of prey – with birder and photographer Pip Grant-Taylor.

Explore the story of award-winning nature photographer Shelley Pearson and discover how light, patience and perspective bring birds to life through her lens.

Curious about bird feathers, eyelids or legs? Dr Gráinne Cleary explains the quirky bird features that have more in common with us than you think.

Birdwatching through the eyes of an 11-year old. Luca shares his love of East Gippsland, birding wishlists and the Buff-breasted Paradise Kingfisher.

Explore Australia's birds through public art. Geoffrey Carran shares how kingfishers, kookaburras and endangered species inspire his massive silo murals.

Discover the connection between birds, First Peoples cultures and ecology. Dr Jack Pascoe shares stories from the Otways, how Traditional Knowledge is informing science and the joys of listening to Fan-tailed Cuckoos.

Some bird feathers aren't what they seem. Freia Noss shares insights into feather structure, colour and iridescence. She also shares her love of Australian waterfowl.

Celebrate the Swift Parrot – Australia’s 2023 Bird of the Year. Birdlife Australia's Beau Meney shares how to spot them and why protecting them matters.

Discover how birdwatching from a balcony brought joy during lockdown. Christine Parrott shares her love for everyday birds and urban birding.

Australian artist Bridget Farmer shares her love of Australia’s beach birds (from oystercatchers to curlews to plovers) and how they inspire her art and children’s books.

Dr Kylie Soanes shares clever and inspiring urban conservation ideas, from bird nesting hollows to floating wetlands, and the joy of spotting birds in unexpected places.

Paralympian Richard Cordukes shares his passion for birdwatching and the birds of northern Australia, including the Western Bowerbird and Gouldian Finch. He also shares the opportunities and challenges of birding in a wheelchair.

Dr John Martin shares insights from the Big City Birds project, where citizen scientists and ecologists work together to better understand Australian ibis, corellas and cockatoos.

Escape to Bruny Island in Tasmania to see rare birds like the Forty-spotted Pardalote and Swift Parrot. Bruny Island Festival Coordinator Ella Roles is our guest.

Teenage birdwatcher Luke Eaton shares how his love for birds began, his conservation efforts, and his admiration for parrots like the King Parrot and Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo.