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    PODCAST IN PICTURES  EPISODE 8: WHY BIRDING IS THE BEST & EVERYONE SHOULD DO IT!

    SAFARI STORIES PODCAST IN PICTURES

    Episode 8: Why Birding is The Best & Everyone Should Do It!

    In this week’s episode (listen here), Hadley and Jomi share why birding is the best and why everyone should do it! (In case you didn't get that from the title). They discuss:

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    -How Hadley went from hating birds to loving birds

    -Why birding is so fun to do, both on safari and at home

    -Some of the incredibly cool things birds do

    -Why being a bird nerd is actually a super cool thing to be ;) 

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    Below, see photos and videos of the birds and stories Jomi and Hadley describe in the episode...

    Focused birders!
    Focused birders!
    Watching a Mosque Swallow fly above Epupa Falls in NW Namibia
    Black-Chested Snake Eagle
    Black-Chested Snake Eagle
    As it flies, this snake eagle eats its most recent snake kill. ©Hadley Pierce
    Southern Yellow-Billed Hornbill
    Southern Yellow-Billed Hornbill
    The male hornbill flies its recently caught grasshopper to its nearby female and chicks. ©Hadley Pierce
    Black Heron
    Black Heron
    This Black Heron fans its' wings out in an umbrella shade to lure in fish. ©Hadley Pierce
    Cardinal Woodpecker
    Cardinal Woodpecker
    This male woodpecker pecks his bill into the tree looking for insects. ©Hadley Pierce
    Terns in Walvis Bay, Namibia
    Terns in Walvis Bay, Namibia
    ©Hadley Pierce
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    Video: A male Namaqua Sandgrouse soaks his feathers full of water to bring back to his chicks. ©Hadley Pierce
    Video: A male Southern Yellow-Billed Hornbill passes an insect to his female who has barricaded herself and her chicks inside this tree hollow until the chicks are old enough to fly. ©Hadley Pierce