Gay Bradshaw

Take a bird break to learn about Blue and Gold Macaws.  Co-host Luca the Macaw joins the conversation and reveals not only his sense of humor, but also some of the struggles he faces as a Macaw in captivity.  While we do make some serious points in this week’s episode, we also remember the importance of laughter.  Say, did you hear the one about the Blue and Gold Great White Shark?

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Flocking News article — https://phys.org/news/2020-03-covid-pandemic-illegal-wildlife-spotlight.html

Source on Charlie, (allegedly) the world’s oldest Blue and Gold Macaw — https://www.beautyofbirds.com/blueandgoldmacaw.html

Co-Host: Luca the Blue and Gold Macaw
Logo Artwork: Teal Michaels
Music: The Deviants

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In these tough times, distract yourself by talking Turkey! This week, co-host Chipmunk the Chicken and special guest Lauren Bailey join the flock to gobble up some facts and stories about Wild Turkeys, the genetic ancestors to the domesticated Turkeys that are so prevalent today, with more than 200 million individuals raised each year in the United States alone. (By comparison, there are an estimated seven million Wild Turkeys in the entire WORLD!) Discover what these charismatic birds have in common with Peacocks. Hear an inspiring story about a Turkey named Matilda. All that and more on today’s episode of the Bird Show.

If you enjoy Dr. Crow’s Bird Show, please rate, review, and subscribe on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts. And if you know any fellow Bird nerds who you think will enjoy the show, please send them our flockin’ way.

Flocking News article — https://www.athensreview.com/sports/spring-turkey-preview-experts-predicting-banner-season-and-bumper-hatch/article_f79c491c-67ad-11ea-83c9-b393a9263631.html

Think Like an Eagle: At Work With a Wildlife Photographer by Kathryn Lasky — https://books.google.com/books?id=ezfxAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA9&lpg#v=onepage&q&f=false

Special Guest: Lauren Bailey, host of the Being Sanctuary podcast —>>> https://kerulos.org/courses-mentoring/being-sanctuary/

Co-Host: Chipmunk the Ameraucana Chicken
Logo Artwork: Teal Michaels
Music: The Deviants

Have ideas for the show? Send them to crowbirdshow@gmail.com

To support the Bird Show, visit The Kerulos Center for Nonviolence at www.Kerulos.org

In this week’s episode, we dive deep into the spiritual and symbolic significance of Birds. From the Holy Dove to the self-sacrificing Pelican, avian beings have long played a sacred role in our individual and collective stories. Birds are often seen as divine messengers, explorers of both earth and sky. How, then, can we translate this soulful reverence for Birds to the avian individuals we encounter day-to-day?

If you enjoy Dr. Crow’s Bird Show, please rate, review, and subscribe on YouTube or wherever you listen to podcasts. And if you know any fellow Bird nerds who you think will enjoy the show, please send them our flockin’ way.

Flocking News article — https://www.ecowatch.com/andean-condor-2645030016.html

Special Guest: Dr. Deb Bridge, depth psychologist

Have ideas for the show? Send them to crowbirdshow@gmail.com.

Co-Host: Luca the Blue and Gold Macaw
Logo Artwork: Teal Michaels
Music: The Deviants