All Things Unexplained | Birding Without Borders with Noah Strycker (PART 2)

November 13, 2023 • 42 Minutes

Birding Without Borders with Noah Strycker (PART 2)

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You’ll hear some truly bizarre portions of birding, including:

Alien bases in Antarctica?
Birding and UFO watching.
The realm of two elusive creatures: the Ivory-billed woodpecker and the Bigfoot of Fouke, Arkansas.
Mysterious extinct and legendary birds, from the dodo to the Thunderbird.

Special guest Noah Strycker is an American ornithologist, author, and birdwatcher. He gained widespread recognition for his "Big Year" adventure in 2015 when he set a world record by seeing more bird species in a single calendar year than anyone had ever done before. During his Big Year, Noah traveled to seven continents and observed over 6,000 different bird species.

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Creators and Guests

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CJ Dearinger

The voice of reason for the All Things - Unexplained podcast. Founding member of Givability, a non-profit that provides adaptive sports and recreation equipment to individuals with disabilities.

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Dr. Mounce

Producer, editor and host of the All Things - Unexplained podcast. Professor, author, coffee addict.

Guest

Noah Strycker

Noah Strycker is an American ornithologist, author, and birdwatcher. He gained widespread recognition for his "Big Year" adventure in 2015 when he set a world record by seeing more bird species in a single calendar year than anyone had ever done before. During his Big Year, Noah traveled to seven continents and observed over 6,000 different bird species.