The robin in your garden can see the Earth's magnetic field. The jay on your fence post has been quietly building Britain's oak forests for thousands of years. The swift over your street hasn't landed in two years.These are the birds you see every day. And most people have no idea what they're actually doing.I'm Wren, and this is BIRDZNERDZ — a British birds podcast that takes the familiar and makes it extraordinary. Every episode, one bird, the full story.New episodes every Thursday and Sunday. Subscribe — and remember to look out and look up. 🐦
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Birdznerdz is hosted by Wren. The show has published 88 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "One Dives From the Sky. One Surfaces From Below.The Gannet and Cormorant. #birds #cormorant #gannet" (22 July 2026, 23 minutes), "The birds that dance and give eachother gifts The most beautiful thing #greatcrestedgrebe #birds" (22 July 2026, 1 minute), and "The Living Torpedo and the Dark Diver. The Gannet and the Cormorant." (22 July 2026, 1 minute).
Birdznerdz publishes roughly a few times a week, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 88 episodes.
Booking probability for Birdznerdz is 42%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Birdznerdz requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Birdznerdz's contact route on record: verified email.
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Wren hosts Birdznerdz, a science podcast with 88 episodes published.
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The Gannet and Cormorant is an episode of @birdznerdz where we get to meet two of Britain’s most dramatic seabirds — the gannet that hits the water at 100 kilometres per hour with a reinforced skull and air sacs under...
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Every February, on lakes and gravel pits across Britain, something extraordinary happens. Two great crested grebes face each other on still water, fan out their extraordinary rufous and black crests, dive simultaneously...
One white. One dark. Both extraordinary. The gannet hits the water at 100 kilometres per hour — air sacs under the skin to absorb the impact, no external nostrils, a reinforced skull, eyes positioned for forward...
The Great Crested Grebe is an episode of @birdznerdz where we get to meet a bird that performs one of the most extraordinary courtship displays in the natural world, nearly went extinct in Victorian Britain, and...
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Planning a seaside holiday this summer? Don't just sit on the beach—look up! Britain's coastline is full of extraordinary birds, and you don't need years of experience to spot them. Start with the familiar gulls, then...
You'll spot gulls. But look closer, spot and see an elegant Kittiwake, and you've already learned something new.Those tiny birds running from the waves? Find out about the Sanderling, Turnstone, Oystercatcher. They're...
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That shadow over the hillside? That's not a cloud. It's the Golden Eagle—Britain's most magnificent raptor, and it's coming home. Once hunted to extinction across England and Wales, Golden Eagles are now being...
It hasn't nested in Britain since 1416. 🐦 The Stork — a metre tall, brilliant white, red bill like a scarlet spear — is back. Chicks hatched in Sussex in 2020 for the first time in over 600 years. Not because we forced...
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It stood on a Sussex meadow last spring. White as a cloud, with jet-black wingtips and legs the colour of red brick. A metre tall. Looking, honestly, like it owned the place. 🐦 The White Stork. Back in Britain for the...
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In 1860, the town of Worthing trapped and sold 132,000 goldfinches in a single year. 🐦 A bird that weighs less than 20 grams — nearly wiped out because people couldn't resist that scarlet face and gold-flashed wing...
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Seven birds. Seven voices. All of them singing in your garden right now. 🐦 The song thrush repeating its phrases like a bird that knows exactly what it wants to say. The starling borrowing sounds it really shouldn't...
Close your eyes. Can you hear it? That sound drifting through your window — the one you've heard your whole life without ever knowing its name — has a story behind it. In this episode of BIRDZNERDZ, we take a listening...
In 1860, in the town of Worthing alone, 132,000 goldfinches were captured and sold as cage birds in a single year. That is not a typo. One town. One year. 132,000 birds. The goldfinch was once the most sought-after bird...
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There is a bird standing at the edge of the river. It has been there for twenty minutes. It looks like a statue — but it is alive, it is concentrating, and at some point in the next few minutes it is going to move with...
It stole your chips. It makes noise beside the bins. It has moved onto your roof and disturbed the entire street. But the gull — please don't call it a seagull, that word lumps fifty distinct species into one lazy label...
It appears on every Christmas card. It follows you around the garden. It has big dark eyes and a gentle red breast and looks like an old friend. But the real robin is nothing like that card suggests. This is one of...
Everyone loves the puffin. But almost nobody knows the real one. 🌊 The beak that glows under UV light. The chick that leaves its burrow alone at night and finds the ocean by starlight. The bird that beats its wings 400...
That beak isn't just colourful. It glows. 🌊 Under ultraviolet light — which puffins can see and we can't — the yellow ridges of a puffin's bill light up in brilliant cyan-green. What looks vivid to us looks luminous to...
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The Osprey on BIRDZNERDZ quickfire look at Britain's most dramatic conservation comeback — the fishing raptor that corrects for physics, grips prey with velcro feet, and came back from extinction because enough people...
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It was gone. Not rare — gone. 🦅 The last confirmed breeding Osprey in Britain was recorded in 1916. Hunted by gamekeepers, robbed by egg collectors, erased from these islands within a single human lifetime. And then...
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