29: There Are (LOTS OF) Birds: Interview with musician Stephanie Seymour

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Stephanie Seymour has been a musician her whole life and an avid birder for the last 15 years. Her latest album, There Are Birds, brings together her love of birds and vast musical talents.
Don't be fooled by the album's name: this is not an album of bird calls. It's an eclectic mix of pop and rock-and-roll, blended with lyrical birding stories from Stephanie's adventures.
Tune in to learn the stories behind Stephanie's bird-named songs, her inspiration for the album, and her work for the Hawk Migration Association of America. Plus, we share snippets of Stephanie's favorite songs during the episode!
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BIRD SHIT WE DISCUSSED

USEFUL RESOURCES

• Listen to Stephanie's awesome album, There Are Birds
• HMANA: Hawk Migration Association of North America. Check it out!
• The Monterey Bay Birding Festival, Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival, and Acadia Birding Festival are among Stephanie’s favorites

BIRDS WE MENTION (in order)

• House Sparrow
• Ruby-crowned Kinglet
• American Robin
• Common Loon
• Bald Eagle
• Yellow-headed Blackbird
• Blue Jay
• Northern Mockingbird
• Black-throated Blue Warbler
• Red-billed Tropicbird
• Tufted Titmouse
• Carolina Wren
• Red-tailed Hawk
• Pileated Woodpecker
• Rose-breasted Grosbeak
• Scarlet Tanager
• Black-footed Albatross
• Long-eared Owl

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