Some girls take weekend trips to Napa Valley, New Orleans, or Las Vegas. Mo and Sarah decided to go to Canada. Poor life decision? Possibly. But if you're a birder (or pretending to be a birder for the sake of a podcast you started), there are few places as incredible as Point Pelee National Park in Ontario, Canada for a spring migration birding trip. This is part one of a two-part series on our trip to Point Pelee for the big spring birding migration. In part one, we interview four friendly birders about their favorite bird moments and their advice for newbies who are just getting started with birding. Plus, listen to some beautiful sounds from the Point Pelee wilderness and the birds that kept us company on our hikes. These sound bytes of chirping birds are perfect for drifting off into a peaceful sleep. Don't worry, we won't be mad. BIRD SH*T WE DISCUSSEDUSEFUL RESOURCESThe Peterson Bird Guides: learn bird calls (thanks for the advice, Craig!)Find a local birding group near youBIRDS WE MENTION (in order)Orchard OrioleAmerican RobinRed-winged BlackbirdBarn SwallowWorm-eating WarblerSandhill CraneColima WarblerLeast BitternCommon TernLittle GullAmerican BitternWillow PtarmiganGreater Prairie-ChickenNorthern CardinalRed-Eyed VireoYellow WarblerBlack-and-White WarblerCedar WaxwingCarolina WrenSanderlingDunlinWhimbrelOTHER COOL SH*THere's an example of what a migration fallout looks like #birdarmageddonHERDEZ GUACAMOLE SALSA"The Barber of Seville"...aka the Carolina Wren's call?Yurts at Point Pelee are dopeSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/birdshitpodcast)