Winter doesn’t mean nature goes silent—it just speaks more softly.

In this episode of Nature Wanderer, I slow things down and step into the world of winter birding, sharing what it’s like to observe birds during the colder months and why this season offers such a unique connection to nature. I also touch on the Christmas Bird Count (CBC)—what it is, why it matters, and how everyday birders can play a role in long-term conservation simply by paying attention.

Whether you’re an experienced birder or someone who just enjoys noticing who’s still around when the snow falls, this episode is an invitation to wander outside, look up, and listen.

In this episode:

• Why winter is one of the most underrated times to bird

• What the Christmas Bird Count is and why it’s important

• How observing birds deepens your connection to place

• Letting nature guide reflection at the turn of the year

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